Recent Posts From News
Former Palomar Library to be Renovated into Student Hub
SAN MARCOS–The LL Building on the Palomar San Marcos campus, the former library, is to be remodeled into a “retention center” for students. Palomar College officials are planning to house clubs, counseling, career-oriented assistance and student services...
Palomar Finances Continue to Improve According to Fiscal Reports
Story by Katie Decker, Ashley Yellich and Parker Meister SAN MARCOS—The state fiscal monitor in charge of watching Palomar College’s finances states that the college is improving, but still has some work to do. Palomar has been working with fiscal monitor Ken...
Recent Posts From Opinion
A 2020 Takeaway
We faced police brutality, riots, COVID-19 and a quarantine that doesn’t seem to end. But amidst the chaos and tragedy, we can still take away something more beautiful than concerning the inner workings of Zoom.
Freedom of Speech to Hate Speech on Campus
College campuses are centers for public speakers to network and spread information. Freedom of speech is an important part of this, but it could possibly cover hate speech. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution is arguably one of the most important amendments...
Recent Posts From Arts & Culture
‘Focus on Baroque Part II:’ A Glimpse into an Extravagant Era
SAN MARCOS–Palomar College’s Performing Arts will be showing its second installment of “Focus on Baroque.” An extension of the first part of the series, it will include discussions and performances showcasing 17th- and 18th-Century Baroque era music,...
Netflix’s ‘Rebecca’ is a Haunting, Modern Twist on the Classic
“Last night I dreamt of Manderley again,” begins the film “Rebecca,” a romantic thriller newly released on Netflix as of Oct. 21, 2020. As with all the protagonist’s dreams, that seem lost to time, no beginning or end, these are the words...
Recent Posts From Sports
Inside Look on Upcoming Volleyball Season
SAN MARCOS – Due to a combination of the COVID-19 pandemic and more state-wide closures, many sports have been put on hold. Palomar College’s men’s and women’s volleyball are no exception. Women’s volleyball coach, Karl Seiler, gave an inside...
For the Comets, the New ‘Spring Ball’ is Soccer
Palomar’s men’s and women’s soccer squads are rearing to go after having their initial Fall 2020 season pushed back to Spring 2021, and are doing everything to keep the season on track. Due to COVID-19, the fall soccer season was pushed to spring for...
Recent Posts From Lifestyle
The fast-fashion industry is unraveling at the seams
The practicality of online shopping, social media influence, and increasing awareness of environmental effects, are causing fast-fashion brick-and-mortar businesses to become out of style. For the past decade, fast-fashion has been thriving. Allowing people to...
How students can improve their internet privacy
How students can improve their internet privacy One of the most life-changing and awe-inspiring innovations in human history is the introduction and ongoing advancement of the world wide web. At the time of the internet discovery, it was considered a luxury,...
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