As a survivor and advocate, Mary Bauer has made it her legacy to pass on her wisdom to new generations by sharing her story.

Students gathered in the Student Equity Center to share their experiences with the criminal justice system while creating art

Writer Yosimar Reyes hosted a creative writing workshop at the Student Equity Center on April 3, with students taking time to write down a critical moment of their lives.

William Selby, a retired Santa Monica College geography professor, urges a shift in public values to tackle climate change and reconnect with nature.

Southern California’s annual super bloom offers visitors a colorful escape from the busy city life.

Santa Monica College’s Associate Students, Sustainability Center and Thrifted Treasures club hosted a clothing swap on Wednesday, April 23, as part of SMC’s Earth Week activities.

Donuts, cars, and coffee on a Sunday morning. What's better than this? A look inside the second annual Donut Media Cruise-In event that was held at the Petersen Automotive Museum. An event where you can show off and admire all types of car builds.

Santa Monica College’s Shari Davis, amongst others, was awarded with a Yellow Rose for her diligent efforts in The League of Women’s Voters at the Women Who Shape Santa Monica ceremony.

Club Grow is bringing back its community with passion under new leadership.

During Women’s History Month, a lively event dedicated to women entrepreneurs provided women-led companies with a platform to showcase their wares, ranging from health products and cuisine to fashion and art. The fair, held in Santa Monica, promoted community engagement, economic empowerment, and recognition of women's contributions to business and culture.

SMC’s Pride Center kicks off their pride month celebration “Gaypril” for Spring 2025.

The second annual César Chávez y Dolores Huerta ‘¡Sí Se Puede!’ Commemorative Walk was a chance for the community to acknowledge the history of this land and the farmers who till it.

Santa Monica College Foundation gave away free late-arrival socks to students.

How Money Works Club informs students on campus.

By learning and practicing self-defense, female students gain the confidence and awareness necessary to defend themselves in everyday circumstances.

Associated Students present Club Awareness at SMC Quad.

Jocelyn Winn, Student Service Specialist at the Black Collegians program, shares her journey through SMC as a student and now as a mentor, offering connections to others.

Students observing Ramadan at Santa Monica College balance school life and their religious obligations.

The Adelante Club hosted its first meet-and-greet of spring 2025, offering a space for new and returning students to connect and meet board members.

On Saturday, March 8, the 18th Street Arts Center hosted a celebration of the publication of “PODEROSAS.”