The Palomar Health Center, which includes Behavioral Health Counseling Services is a valuable resource at Palomar College The backdrop of the pandemic cannot be overlooked.…
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Covid affected many different people in many different ways. However, when looking at college athletes, some feel like they’ve wasted four years of their life.
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Comments closedStudents share their thoughts about returning to in-person classes for the spring semester.
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Staff writers Jordyn Capra and Matt Villapando look into COVID-19 vaccines moving forward.
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Leave a CommentStaff writers Emmanuel Barrera and Aimee De Luna discuss what it’s like to be a medial patient during the pandemic.
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Leave a CommentA surcharge to cover personal protection equipment (PPE) should not be added to customers’ bills.
Leave a CommentEver since Covid-19 began, many people have experienced stress, anxiety, and depression.
Leave a CommentPalomar College students discuss their experiences with the Counseling Department during the pandemic.
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Working from home became a social norm in 2020. If you have a job that you perform remotely without needing to go to an office…
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The most notable change since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic is the move to remote learning. But for some classes, remote learning is not enough for students who need to be hands-on to learn what they need to. This has brought some students back to campus before the rest.
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