Recent Posts From News
Palomar College Welcomes Their New Chief Diversity Officer to Campus
What can students expect from Dr. Nicole Belisle as she enters her new role?
This Week on Campus
Check out all the events happening on campus this week!
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Construction Related Blast Scheduled for Tomorrow Morning-September 21st
Tomorrow morning at 10:15 a.m. construction crews will set off a small controlled blast at the site of the new softball stadium.
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Recent Posts From Arts & Culture
Stupid F**king Bird arrives at Palomar
This season, Palomar’s Performing Arts brings love triangles, frustration, comedy, and tragedy to life in a modern adaptation of a classical play.
Vendors Are Back At Palomar Campus For The Fall Semester
The Office of Student Life and Leadership is bringing back vendors to Palomar College this fall.
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Volunteer Opportunities For Palomar Students
Service Learning Department is offering volunteer opportunities to students through multiple organizations.
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Recent Posts From Sports
This Week on Campus
Check out all the events happening on campus this week!
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Events for the First Week of September
What’s happening at Palomar this September?
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This Year in Palomar Baseball
From a stellar season to making PCAC All-Conference and saying goodbye to players committed to 4-year universities. Palomar’s Baseball team wraps up the year in high spirits.
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Recent Posts From Opinion
Getting a locker is incredibly easy.
Students complain about how hard it is to get a locker. But is it really that hard?
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Summer: The worst season to live in Southern California
Living in Southern California is a privilege that cannot be understated, but during the tourist months of summer it becomes more of a hassle than a privilege.
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The Rise and Fall of Intensive Reading
Ever felt the exhilaration of “getting it” when you understand a sublimely difficult passage in an amazingly challenging book? If you have, then you’ve engaged in intensive reading. In this article you will find the historical life and death of intensive reading and why resuscitating it might be worth your while.
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