From 0 to 5 stars, The Telescope staff give their opinions on new food court options for the spring 2024 semester. Editors Rachel Hyman, Sofia…
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Palomar’s Cheer Team competed in it’s first competition since 2018 and secured a podium place.
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Palomar College’s Nursing Education Department continues their trend of exceptionally high first time pass rates on the continuously changing NCLEX exam.
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After a four month delay, Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi epic “Dune: Part Two” is finally here and it just might be the best sci-fi movie of all time.
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The most recent season of Netflix’s sports documentary, “Drive to Survive” was recently released and has been followed with controversy and questions surrounding the show.
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How Palomar’s Cheer team is getting ready for their first competition since 2018.
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Director Emerald Fennell delivers her second theatrical film with thriller/comedy “Saltburn,” that had me cringing and laughing in my seat for two hours.
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Sofia Coppola’s highly anticipated Priscilla Presley project is here, but how good of a job does it do staying faithful to Priscilla’s memoir “Elvis and Me” and history?
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Five Nights at Freddy’s broke box office records on its opening week, but left fans of the franchise with divisive opinions and reactions to the movie.
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Palomar College approves new food services contract with California Dining Services, set to begin on October 2, 2023.
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