Shoppers at the Pico Farmers Market stopped to view handmade glasswork by SMC glass artists ahead of Mother’s Day.

The Santa Monica College Symphony Orchestra presented its Spring Children’s Concert, a family-friendly, interdisciplinary show on Sunday, April 26, at BroadStage at the SMC Performing Arts Center.

Santa Monica College among nearly 9,000 institutions affected by the May 7 Canvas cyberattack, leaving students and faculty locked out of the site for hours.

Panels, Signings and Food Trucks Draw a Huge Crowd to USC for the 31st Annual Literary Celebration 

More than a dozen student organizations gathered on the campus quad to recruit members and highlight opportunities for involvement.

Santa Monica College held three days of events on main campus to celebrate Earth Week 2026. 

The Pete and Susan Barrett Art Gallery at SMC, in conjunction with the ongoing exhibition “Concrete Hope  | Esperanza Concreta”, hosts the first of a two-part series of artist-on-artist discussions.

The SMC Board of Trustees voted 5-2 to layoff 45 people as it moves to close a $16.9 million structural deficit.

Corsairs swimmers and divers embraced the emotional highs and lows of the 3C2A State Championship, proving that growth and grit matter as much as medals.

Curated by Erika Hirugami, the exhibition highlights Latinx identity, joy, and complexity through nearly 40 photographers and lens-based artists, closing with a final reception on May 9.

The California Coast welcomed back the historic Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach

Jazz drummer Carl Allen played at the Performing Arts Center as a part of the SMC Music Department’s Friday Night Jazz Series.

This past weekend, April 11th and 12th was Santa Monica's Theater Of Arts production of the plays Hamletta and 12th Bro which is a unique take on the classic William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” and “Twelfth Night.”

The event aimed to educate urban communities on how microforests work and how to get involved in increasing the biodiversity of any space.

Associate dean Wendi DeMorst, who manages tutoring and supplemental instruction programs, is among a handful of administrators cut as the college addresses a $17.4 million deficit.

The SMC Theater department’s run of Michael Frayn’s Noises Off was met with accolades and laughter

AS board members approved funding for college clubs to participate in Club Row.

The Corsairs may not have won a game this season, but it would be hard to tell by their positive and supportive attitude during each game.

As Santa Monica College’s Morrison Track and Corsair Field underwent major renovations, athletes and coaches got creative with training across the city and stayed competitive despite limited access to practice facilities.