SMC Emeritus student Anna Conley’s journey to premiere The Invisible Man at the Emeritus Art Gallery.

The actors’ strike comes to a close, and industry professionals navigate what is next for the ever-changing industry. 

SMC Alum, Oscar Lopez, finds inspiration in loved ones and his Oaxacan culture.

Four Latine Artists leave their mark on southern California.

Writers are throwing out their walking shoes and preparing to return to work as the Writers Guild of America strike comes to a close.

With the coming of fall followed a massive release of reality shows across multiple streaming platforms and cable networks. 

Greta Gerwig’s one billion dollar hit “Barbie” has shaken the media with its representation of the patriarchy and modern-day feminism.

The different ways creatives are staying afloat during the entertainment industry strikes.

Streaming platforms dominate Hollywood, and writers have gotten lost in the sweeping change.

Dozens of student clubs and organizations gathered in the main campus quad for Club Row on Thursday, April 27, shining a spotlight on the many groups that SMC has to offer for students.

Santa Monica College Police extinguish a fire in Drescher Hall, and an investigation into the incident is currently underway.

Protestors marched downtown for reproductive rights in light of a recent ruling by a federal judge banning the abortion pill mifepristone.

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Students at Santa Monica College bring "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" to life at the Theater Arts building on the main campus.

SMC Police notify community of an incident that took place on the CMD campus, calling into question student safety at satellite campuses.

Metro Bike Share hosts free bike ride for Women's History Month in Downtown L.A.

Santa Monica College wrapped up Black History Month with a screening of the 2018 documentary film Mr. Soul! which celebrates the impact Ellis Haizlip left on Black history in American television.

Santa Monica College held a free screening of the new Lifetime film "Black Girl Missing." The film promotes the Black and Missing Foundation.

The Santa Monica Playhouse's guest production of the Drunk Theatre Company puts on a hilariously fantastical show that entertains the Santa Monica community every Friday night.