Editorial – The Skyline View

Skyline College at the beginning of the Spring 2020 semester. The campus transition to an online format has left the campus closed and mostly empty.

Virtual Instruction in Fall 2020 Was The Right Thing to Do

May 15, 2020

As the Spring 2020 term ends at Skyline College, many students and concerned community members were left won...

Pass/No Pass Should be Counted

April 30, 2020

As the San Mateo County Community College District has tried to maneuver education to accommodate the sh...

The user interface for Zoom, a software for meetings that has been used widely in education since the stay-at-home orders were imposed.

The Virtual Campus is Good

April 15, 2020

In the middle of March, the San Mateo County Community College District announced that the rest of the ...

Desks sit unoccupied at Skyline College following news of class cancellations resulting from the Coronavirus outbreak.

Enough of the Foreplay

March 11, 2020

SMCCCD has officially cancelled in-person classes and have moved to an online-only format until April...

Part-Time Faculty members make an impact on a larger scale

Adjunct Faculty Deserve Better

March 5, 2020

Higher education institutions rely on the work of their instructors and lecturers to do the teaching...

Free Tuition for Transfer Students is a Great First Step to Free College in California

This photo illustrates major aspects of student life during college.

Editorial Board

February 17, 2020

As of very recent, California has proposed free college tuition for community college students who transfer i...

The University of California: Fee Increases Unnecessary

January 28, 2020

University of California colleges, otherwise known as the UCs are typically a destination point for many...

Editorial: Our Smoking Policy Blows

November 25, 2019

Tobacco use remains an issue here in the United States. Yet here in the Bay Area, many cities have been...

Editorial: Voting Matters, Do Your Research

November 25, 2019

You’ve heard many people tell you that voting matters. And truly, it does. Voting matters so much so because it is your vote that can impact change. Many countries around the globe do not allow their citizens to vote. And not too long ago, women couldn’t vote. Even today, there are some restrictions on who can vote...

Editorial: Being A Skyline College Student

October 25, 2019

There is a certain tension in classrooms here at Skyline College. It seems like most students come to school, do what they need to do for themselves, and then leave without interacting with anyone in their classes. Everyone comes to school and then leaves as if they want to get out as fast as they can. Professors tend to thi...