Grammy-nominated mandolinist Avi Avital and premier historically informed ensemble Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra and Chorale spanned centuries with their spring concert at BroadStage.

The SMC Photography Department opened a two-week exhibition in the Photography Gallery in Drescher Hall to celebrate the life and work of longtime photography professor, Blue Fier. His four decades of creative exploration and 25 years of teaching continue to shape the department he helped define.

SMC students explore the connection between dance, wellness and creativity in a masterclass led by dancer, holistic healer and yoga instructor Naomi Hutchinson.

Handcrafted glass art by Santa Monica College students and staff drew shoppers to the park during the Pico Farmers Market.

Microdosing or macrodosing: Has a cultural shift and increased medical interest led to a growing trend of psychedelic use in America?

Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and former state senator passed away on Feb. 17, visited SMC in 1988 to inaugurate a sculpture that stands on campus today.

Black Mental Health workshop spotlights stigma, support and solidarity for SMC students

Dozens of Southern California museums, including the Santa Monica History Museum, are offering free admission this Sunday, Feb. 22.

First north region volleyball conference game of the season for Santa Monica College, and Los Vaqueros took the lead on game one. (3-1)

SMC’s non-conference game against LAVC ended in a 25-15 loss after the Corsairs held a small lead at the end of the fourth inning.

Santa Monica College Men’s volleyball step on to the Moorpark court, high hopes and a desire to stay on the winning side of their 6-5 ledger.

The SMC Corsairs women's volleyball team had a perfect match against San Diego City College.