With the cost so high for one to receive an education, students nowadays are struggling to keep themselves properly clothed and fed.
In the Fall of 2018, Palomar College opened the Anita and Stan Maag...
In a 2016 report by a coalition of student resource organizations, it was found that just over one in five students are faced with food insecurity. The Palomar community took a step forward in an effort...
The Associated Student Government is working toward better helping and representing its students, ASG president Malik Spence said.
Last semester, Spence ran unopposed for the presidency and, since...
Palomar College’s Associated Student Government seems to have an apathy problem.
Only two candidates ran for positions, uncontested, in the recent ASG elections. That’s a problem.
Though it is...
The Associated Student Government unanimously voted on a stance in support of gender-neutral bathrooms across Palomar College campuses and centers and for those in future developments during their...
A Palomar student leader spent his Spring Break learning about politics and issues that will better address the needs of Palomar College students.
Mario Gaspar, Associated Student Government...
How does one define student success? By the amount of awards they win? By the constant praise they receive on ratemyprofessor.com?
Not according to Sherry Titus, Palomar’s director of Student...
Palomar’s interpretation of the California Education Code, the guidelines that oversee the operations of California community colleges, is different than other community colleges in the area.
While...
There are key differences that exist between Palomar College and other California community colleges when it comes to processes and procedures regarding the student activities fund since each college has...
Palomar’s Women’s Studies program was denied funding by the Office of Student Affairs for its annual event to celebrate Women’s History Month.
The OSA claimed there were no funds available...