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Palomar logs online

Published November 16, 2016 by Jacob Tucker

With the advent of the Internet and smart phones, we’ve seen our lives change as they become more closely connected with this new technology. As…

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In a region of fire, Palomar’s firefighters prepare

Cadets stand at attention at Palomar's Fire Academy on Sept. 30, 2016. (Christopher Jones/The Telescope)

In a region of fire, Palomar’s firefighters prepare

Published November 16, 2016 by Steven Rivera

Hopeful firefighters will receive a new home at Palomar’s Escondido campus in the 800 building this coming Spring 2017. Approved at the end of September,…

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Men’s water polo makes history with PCAC title win

Palomar's Paul Schaner (5) shoots goal 3 for the Comets during the Men's Water Polo PCAC Conference Championship Game between Palomar and Grossmont on Nov. 5, 2016 at the Ned Baumer Pool. Schaner tallied 1 goal and Palomar won the title with a score of 10-9. (Coleen Burnham/The Telescope)

Men’s water polo makes history with PCAC title win

Published November 15, 2016 by Kennedy Trinkaus

The Comets men’s water polo team is making school history. The men’s water polo team is on their way to regionals after winning the Pacific…

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Proposition 58 passes in California

Political science students Zoer Serebriany (r) and Alaniz Enriquez (l) from High Tech High visits Palomar College campus to spread the message and educate others on Proposition 58 which states that real property transfers, from parent to child or child to parent, may be excluded from reassessment. Nov 7, 2016. (Johnny Jones/The telescope)

Proposition 58 passes in California

Published November 15, 2016 by Marcy Cortes

Californian’s have voted yes. Proposition 58 was widely supported among voters, earning 70 percent of the vote. With the passing of Prop. 58, this means…

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Governing board candidates share their stance in Q&A

Palomar professors and faculty members attend the governing board meeting in the Student Services building to discuss campus issues and events on Oct. 11, 2016. (Leila Figueroa/The Telescope)

Governing board candidates share their stance in Q&A

Published November 7, 2016 by TELESCOPE STAFF

7 Questions that put it all out there

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Red, Blue, What are you?

Terrell Arnold; 21; Sociology: “Because either way you vote your still making a bad choice.”; (Cam Buker/The Telescope)

Red, Blue, What are you?

Published November 2, 2016 by TELESCOPE STAFF

Palomar students were asked who they would be voting for in the 2016 Presidential election and why? Photos by Cam Buker/The Telescope [Show as slideshow]

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Student wordsmith leads ASG

Palomar associate student government vice president, David Aguilar, delegating during an Associate Student Government meeting in SU- 204 on Sept. 23. Palomar associate student government vice president, David Aguilar, interacting with spectator Samuel Mbagwu, during a public ASG meeting in SU- 204 on Sept. 23,, 2016. (Idmantzi Torres/The Telescope)

Student wordsmith leads ASG

Published October 31, 2016 by Cristina Angel

David Aguilar is the incumbent vice president of Palomar’s Associated Student Government and looks to make headway for student activism with his rolodex of words…

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Palomar settles RB site lawsuit

Palomar lot 12 on first day of Fall 2015 semester. (Lou Roubitchek/The Telescope)

Palomar settles RB site lawsuit

Published October 31, 2016 by Kirk Mattu

Palomar College has settled a lawsuit that had stopped the campus’s southern site construction in Rancho Bernardo area. The settlement would require the college to…

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Professor comes home to hate crime

Published October 31, 2016 by Kirk Mattu

Palomar Multicultural Professor Jerry Rafiki Jenkins woke up to the etchings of a swastika and symbols of SS bolts, a Neo-nazi symbol for Schutzstaffel agents,…

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Singling out the cluster of state props

Opponents of San Diego County’s Measure B scribble NO with black tape along a YES on Measure B sign. Measure B would allow for the development of 1,700 homes north of Escondido. Oct 19, 2016. San Marcos, Calif. (Dylan Halstead/The Telescope)

Singling out the cluster of state props

Published October 30, 2016 by Hayley Stevenson

The upcoming election on November 8, 2016 goes beyond choosing our new president. While that has been a hot topic of conversation, there are more…

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