Category: 2023 Issue

Student culture thrives on reliable, helpful and safe spaces to seek help and support. Palomar...

In a time where teachers are feeling as undervalued as ever, it’s important we take the...

Everywhere you go in society today you can see people reading. Heads bowed in cars texting at stop...

Online therapy did, in fact, exist before the COVID-19 pandemic, but it skyrocketed once society...

All people have regrets. You could have been smarter, kinder, better. Or when thinking about loved...

The drastic shift from going online raised students anxiety and stress. Not only that but it also...

The COVID-19 pandemic tried to kill campus life at Palomar but student government and officials...

During the spring of 2020, many people stuck inside their homes took isolation as a chance to...

As college students, there’s one thing that is almost always on our minds: money. Whether you’re a...

Throughout her personal life and her career at Palomar College, math professor Martha Martinez has...

Fashion trends have evolved with the creation of social media influencers, online shopping, the...

It’s a very few-and-far-between thing to know exactly who you are as an individual. Some people...