The Corsair presents a new podcast titled "Nothing is Real." The show is hosted by Corsair staff members Jeffrey Berrios and Jenna Tibby. In the first episode, they talk about their favorite reality TV show, "Survivor." Learn about their favorite players and moments as well as the past, present and future of the series. Produced by Tim Sim.

Monday Oct. 13 is Indigenous Peoples Day in the United States. President Trump has recently issued a proclamation to "reclaim" the day, also known as Columbus Day, for the explorers legacy. Reporter Jeffrey Berrios sat down with SMC's Indigenous Scholars Club Founder and Co-President Sequoyah Thiessen to learn more about the day and what it means to her.

Everyone, hide your record deals, an AI persona is storming into the music industry.

Santa Monica College (SMC) held a Coastal Cleanup day at their adopted historic beach, the “Inkwell”, on Sept. 20. Students gathered to pick up trash all along the beach, learn more about what makes up our trash and recycling, as well as the historical significance of the site. 

 An update on the UCLA-SMC student housing agreement.

Santa Monica College (SMC) has started construction on gender-neutral restrooms, to be completed in 2026.

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

After famous music mogul Diddy Combs is arrested for alleged sexual abuse, the internet has found it funny to make fun of potential male victims.

Exit polls show that Latino/Hispanic support for Trump has risen during this election. But why?

The internet’s response to Chappell Roan’s and Taylor Swift’s endorsements, or lack thereof, proves that celebrity and politics don’t mesh well

Ryan Murphy is the internet’s new target after the release of Monster: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story.

SMC’s annual public speaking tournament crowns their winners.

Two pieces of media cause a similar conversation regarding exploitation in the media.

Which celebrities rose to the occasion at fashion’s biggest night?

The film “Abigail” is a dark horror comedy with a clever twist on the monster movie genre.

Controversy strikes as Beyoncé’s upcoming anticipated country album “Act II: Carter Cowboy” approaches.