The Telescope is in its 80th year of reporting news to the Palomar College community. We are an award-winning, student-run newspaper focused on Palomar.
On the fourth floor of Palomar’s library, room LRC 438 was filled with strong voices and thought-provoking topics. Palomar hosted the 78th Palomar College Speech and Debate Team Spring Speech Showcase on May 16. https://t.co/2TQj8SeCQa
https://t.co/cZQDSmCNKl (RMP) has become the leading source students use when researching instructors. But students and professors often have different opinions about the usefulness of the site. https://t.co/RcFhptS3zs
Staff writer Johnny Keeling sits down with PTK representatives Kengo Hotta and Bre Chacon to discuss their ongoing plans to start an honors program at Palomar. https://t.co/oPB8kGIRAA
Latinx stories range far past black and white. The Telescope staff invited Umoja president, Janelle Harvey for a conversation on the colorism experiences within the Latinx community. https://t.co/5ytPiBdqqh
Palomar College is committed to providing services that support students beyond the classroom in a way that I find consistently impressive. However, in order for students to benefit from the services offered, adequate staffing is paramount. https://t.co/kC3MNeqMru
Kansas City Chiefs Kicker, Harrison Butker, needs to spend less time giving speeches at college commencements and more time practicing on the football field. https://t.co/76UVxj7cg9
The sun was not the only thing lighting up the Student Union this week as Palomar’s Queer Community in Action Festival stole the show. The pride flag was raised on the flagpole over the students circling drag performers and festivities. https://t.co/SEclL4pTKv
Palomar College’s women’s softball finishes the season with a tenth consecutive conference championship and a win against the Vikings of Long Beach City College, moving them in the playoffs. https://t.co/rAInc5dzc4
As the 2024 NFL Draft has concluded, some teams emerge with players that will forever change their franchise, while others face the scrutiny of their fans for making head-scratching decisions. https://t.co/I9fhuZoMRa
Robots, kidnapping, never-ending laundry, and a desire to belong in the world all create the story of Palomar Performing Arts’ upcoming play, “Heddatron.” https://t.co/X3NIYeIkFa
Active Minds is a newly reinstated club that students can join to feel heard amongst a community of like-minded students. The club encourages them to connect with each other and help themselves. https://t.co/RiY99elxOz
Community took focus at the Associate Student Government (ASG) elections forum, where each candidate had an idea on how to get students involved. https://t.co/xID9bUYqaj
Celebrate Pride Week at Palomar Collage as the Pride Center hosts an event filled with entertainment for students to have the experience of a lifetime. https://t.co/6z8EjJQH0l
Boxer Jaime Munguía shocked his viewers with the ability to put up an amazing fight with Canelo Alvarez, but it wasn’t enough to beat the super middleweight champion. https://t.co/ZAJWQomrqb
The Comets hit a home run in their decisive win against the College of the Canyons Cougars to begin their best-of-three playoff series. https://t.co/SkqdVxLDpR
Desire and eroticism mastermind, Luca Guadagnino teases audiences through the highs and lows of a provocative love triangle with his new film “Challengers." https://t.co/SkqdVxLDpR
Art comes in many forms. Paintings, drawings, poems, plays, music, and sculpture are all works of art. For ceramics student Thomas Kihneman, his artwork and creativity are currently seen in the ceramic sculptures he creates. https://t.co/KxUouPTcNs
Music, drag performances, and free food are just some of the perks at Palomar’s upcoming Pride events. A series of events will take place in May, including Palomar’s Queer Community In Action Festival. https://t.co/Ih3zLqsLLT
Tragic events always seem to arise, no matter how many movements, parades, or riots held, there is always something new. Since these conflicts never seem to get resolved, society has completely normalized the conflict, and continues to live like normal https://t.co/JscJodnfCR