“ARIRANG” has a tracklist of 14 songs — with SWIM being the title track — and overall leans into a hip-hop and pop sound.

Students say SMC’s cafeteria offers average food and limited dining options, raising questions about campus food quality and the loss of vendors since 2020.

Nail Tech students and artists discussed nail art trends and the online influence clients bring into the salon.

A close look at the Center for Media and Design’s current dining options and whether they are a good substitute for a cafeteria on campus.

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.

Adapted from the novel by Andy Weir, directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller deliver a high-stakes interstellar epic starring Ryan Gosling and a co-star who’s not so human. 

Akinola Davies Jr.’s semi-autobiographical directorial debut, “My Father’s Shadow,” is a psychopomp. We are guided through an era of turmoil and radical change into the daunting uncertainty of its smoking aftermath.

We are back to talk about season 4 of the reality TV series, The Traitors! The season just finished and we’re here to talk everything Traitors: what we loved, what we hated, our thoughts on how it ended, and everything in between.

Manager Mark DeRosa’s blunder ultimately does not cost Team USA a chance at the WBC title and trophy.

 While the presence of petitioners promotes civic participation, students shouldn’t have to feel solicited while walking on campus. 

In January, Minnesotans pushed back against Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations using Los Angeles tactics.

Those who believe that Ozempic is a “lazy” alternative to diet and exercise should reconsider.

A look back at the 2025 Dodger season as they became back-to-back world champions.

As Tiktok reshapes the path to fame, the 2026 Best New Artist category highlights the tension between virality and artistry within the music industry.

Rock and Me: Fifty Years of Rocky Horror.

The last and most important fashion season of the year ended this October, generating buzz from the SMC Fashion community.

 “TRON: ARES” is on “The Grid” again connecting intergenerational audiences through benevolent A.I. and Nine Inch Nails.

SMC students share how they confront their daily struggles.

Social media used to be social. Now, it’s just media.

This story explores if students feel safe enough attending campus in person in the midst of gun violence on campuses across America.