The A.S. Board of Directors announced the resignation of its president, Ailsa Ortiz

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.

From a small town of 300 people to Santa Monica, Calif. — getting to know the man beyond the jersey.

The cast of “Angels in America, Part Two: Perestroika” powered through dress rehearsal on Wednesday ahead of the opening weekend's debut.

Betsey Johnson came to SMC to answer students’ questions, speak about her beginnings, and share what’s to come.

SMC Alum Andrea Gylthe shares her story on how her time at SMC led to her passion for storytelling, creativity, and media.

Santa Monica College’s new A.S. President, Ailsa Ortiz, shares how her past has shaped who she is today and her need to fight for change. 

The upcoming Board of Trustees meeting consent agenda contains an amendment that would provide President Dr. Kathryn Jeffrey with post-retirement income. 

In a shocking turn of events, the Santa Monica College (SMC) women’s water polo season has been forfeited just before their conference match against Bakersfield College on Wednesday, September 24th at 3:30 pm. The abrupt cancellation results from the program failing to meet a sufficient roster size. 

After leading Santa Monica College for 9 years Kathryn E. Jeffery Ph. D says she plans to retire.

 On Tuesday, SMC waved goodbye to 7,248 graduates, designated by President Dr. Kathryn Jeffery as the college’s second-largest commencement ever. The school bestowed bachelor’s degrees, associate’s degrees, certificates of achievement, certificates of competency, and completion certificates upon those students.

Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 721 holds a 48-hour Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) strike over 44 alleged labor law violations.

As digital apps become the norm for music, the use of physical media starts to dwindle. Los Angeles citizens described the role physical media plays in their life and their thoughts about its future.

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 Jazz Ensemble honors jazz legends with soul, history and powerful performances.

Candidates running for next year’s student government faced a jury of their peers, who brought the heat.

Even in the absence of books, the bookbanning craze is perpetually relevant