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KKSM Radio to attend award ceremony in NYC

Kristina Thomas Dj’s for her third semester at Palomar College radio station KKSM after being nominated for Collegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) awards. Jennesh Agagas/ The Telescope

KKSM Radio to attend award ceremony in NYC

Published February 21, 2018 by Lexington Howe

KKSM—the only radio station in San Diego on the dial that allows DJs to pick their own songs, has been nominated for over nine awards…

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Basketball charity game raises funds

Comets player, Andrea Laurent, protects the ball from an opponent, Feb 2, 2018. Laurent scored 12 points overall for the team. (Taylor Hardey/The Telescope)

Basketball charity game raises funds

Published February 18, 2018 by TELESCOPE STAFF

by Ashley Magdaleno Comets’ Men and Women’s Pacific Coast Athletic Conference (PCAC) basketball doubleheader on Jan. 26 at The Dome was not only a victory…

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A guided world through symphony

A French horn player, Cindy Monohan is playing solo for explaining the instrument at Howard Brubeck Theatre on Dec. 3, 2017. (Momoko Watarai/The Telescope)

A guided world through symphony

Published December 9, 2017 by Robert Shepherd

Everyone’s Guide to the Concert Band was a guided tour through the world of symphony orchestra. Kenneth Bell, director and conductor, and his Palomar Pacific…

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Legacy of glass: a former professor’s last tribute

Garry Cohen, longtime teacher and icon of the Palomar Art Department’s glass blowing program, was surrounded by dozens of friends, colleagues, students, and admirers at the opening reception for his show “Journey Through the Burning Sands”, Dec. 1, 2017 at the Boehm Gallery. (Scott Engrav/The Telescope)

Legacy of glass: a former professor’s last tribute

Published December 9, 2017 by Leila Figueroa

Palomar’s Boehm Gallery exhibited former professor, Garry Cohen’s work in his most recent exhibition, Journey Through the Burning Sands. The exhibit included some of Garry’s…

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Activities Coordinator for student affairs charges into new position

Juan Gonzalez Student Services Coordinator at his office on Nov.30, 2017. (Claudia Whiteman/The Telescope)

Activities Coordinator for student affairs charges into new position

Published December 8, 2017 by Joelle Schumacher

The office of Student Affairs has hired a new Activities Coordinator. Juan Gonzalez is here to serve Palomar students. Gonzalez began his Palomar journey twelve…

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Campus closed to be evacuation center

Campus closed to be evacuation center

Published December 8, 2017 by TELESCOPE STAFF

The following email was sent to Palomar College faculty members from Cheryl Ashour at 9:08 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 8 on behalf of Superintendent/President Dr.…

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Quarterback leads the football team’s offense

Quarterback Matt Romero looking for an opening to pass the ball during the beginning of Palomar's first homegame at Escondido High School on Sept. 16, 2017. This play put the Comets in position to score the first field goal of the game, final score Palomar 6 and Cerritos 37. (Julie Lykins/The Telescope)

Quarterback leads the football team’s offense

Published November 13, 2017 by Susanna Behnan

“I’m used to it…I’ve been doing it my whole life,” Palomar quarterback Matt Romero said on playing a position under so much pressure. Currently leading…

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Lactation pods offer solution for nursing mothers

Palomar College's new "Lactation Pod" in the cafeteria to allow for more accessible privacy when breastfeeding or pumping. Wed., Nov 1, 2017. (Raffaele Reade/The Telescope)

Lactation pods offer solution for nursing mothers

Published November 13, 2017 by Lexington Howe

The SU-Quad is now housing a quiet, user-friendly space for student mothers and employees to breastfeed. The POD, developed by the company Mamava, was created…

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Online vs Ground, take your classes however it suits you

Online vs. classroom. (Victoria Bradley/The Telescope)

Online vs Ground, take your classes however it suits you

Published November 13, 2017 by Amy Bigelow

Our course catalogue, at Palomar offers a wide variety of classes and programs that are available either online or on-campus. Numerous courses, like California Government…

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‘It’s Ridiculous!’ Rhinoceros Play Comes to Palomar Theater

Palomar College actors Omar Fox and Neeta Lachmandas during rehearsal for the upcoming production Rhinoceros, Nov. 8, 2107 in the Studio Theater. (Savhanna Vargas/The Telescope)

‘It’s Ridiculous!’ Rhinoceros Play Comes to Palomar Theater

Published November 13, 2017 by Lexington Howe

Set in a small French town, it seems as though everyone is transforming into a Rhinoceros. A play full of abstract and funny allegories, Eugene…

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