As more students take a stand against colonialism, Manifest Destinitis arrives at Palomar to offer a different type of critique through comedy. Manifest Destinitis, a…
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The Palomar Performing Arts department invites you to embrace the season’s essence with their collaborative performance, the Time of the Winter Solstice.
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Palomar has a busy week planned, filled with Halloween events, transfer assistance, art performances, and more. Monday, Oct. 30 Priority Registration Begins. Check your student…
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The Telescope adds more awards to the walls of the newsroom after a successful trip to the JACC fall conference.
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This season, Palomar’s Performing Arts brings love triangles, frustration, comedy, and tragedy to life in a modern adaptation of a classical play.
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As the fentanyl epidemic continues, Palomar’s health services begin to offer Narcan training.
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Featuring photographs of alien surgeons, portraits inspired by electroshock therapy, and the hard work that goes into our jobs. Niko Holt’s exhibit opens Sept. 7 and invites viewers to question the unusual world around them.
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Palomar’s second annual pride event celebrated resilience, joy, and family within the school’s queer community.
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Palomar’s Pride Event is here! What can students expect from the event this year?
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62% of Americans agree to end the switch between daylight saving time and standard time, including farmers, so why do we still change our clocks every spring?
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