Print Edition Volume 128 Spring Issue 2 out now
Print Edition Volume 128 Spring Issue 2 out now
The Corsair Spring 2026 - Issue 2
NEWS
Santa Monica College closed its campus during business hours on March 17 for Spring Professional Development Day, a scheduled training day.
SMC’s faculty sent a silent message to President and Superintendent Kathryn Jeffery by walking out on her speech during Departmental Flex Day.
Despite personal and professional differences, the SMC Board of Directors emphasized the importance of unity while addressing conflict between board members and the student trustee.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
The four-day exhibit featured over 100 independent artists who sought to connect with collectors and celebrate their achievements at a time when AI-generated artwork is being sold for an unprecedented amount of money.
Grammy-winning jazz saxophonist Bob Reynolds made a notable performance with his quartet at the Santa Monica College Performing Arts Center on March 6.
Many international artists and galleries came together at the Santa Monica Airport on Feb. 26 for Frieze Los Angeles, a three-day art fair.
Grammy-nominated mandolinist Avi Avital and premier historically informed ensemble Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra and Chorale spanned centuries with their spring concert at BroadStage.
CULTURE
Santa Monica College’s long-standing relationship with Humanitas came together to produce a new event aimed at teaching aspiring writers about what it realistically looks like to be a working writer in the TV and film industry.
Students celebrated Women’s History Month at Santa Monica College with a flower market hosted by the Associated Students, building free bouquets and enjoying macarons on the SMC main campus quad.
As Santa Monica College students adjust to the spring semester, the Inter-Club Council prepares for its spring Club Awareness event, set for March 26.
Santa Monica College students will be able to build free bouquets and enjoy French macarons at a flower market hosted by the Associated Students on Thursday, March 19.
SPORTS
SMC Corsairs win their doubleheader against the Bakersfield College Renegades and Glendale City College Lady Vaqueros
Santa Monica College’s women’s basketball team faced a shaky 2025-26 season, marked by short-staffed rosters and multiple injuries that forced the team to make an early departure before the season’s endgame.
The Santa Monica College softball team earns big takeaways in a loss against Moorpark College Raiders 16-0
Long Beach City College Vikings’ men’s volleyball team pushed the Corsairs into a five- set game on Wednesday, ending with the Corsairs saying “bye-bye” after their fourth conference win.
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