Logic's recent single "1-800-273-8255" helps shine a light on suicide prevention.

The double feature and Q&A helms the Hammer Museum’s multi-month exhibition Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960-1985.

Quick look at events taking place in and around Santa Monica College for the week of September 25, 2017.

On the evening of Tuesday, September 26th, Santa Monica College hosted a screening of the documentary West Los. “I’m not Charlie from Culver City, I’m just Charlie.” Charlie Chacon, a first time filmmaker from Culver City, says this to highlight why he is making this documentary. He has spent the last three years trying to create a film about how the lowrider culture within West Los Angeles was a way to unite former rival neighborhoods.

An analysis of SMC's newest and reimagined campus

Dotted along the coast of Venice Beach with a backdrop of grey skies, early morning beachgoers for miles carried buckets and scanned the sands. Instead of filling their buckets with typical beach treasures such as shells, stones, or the occasional starfish, these shore hunters were filling them with cigarette filters, straws, and plastic bottle caps.

Stepping off of the Expo Line to arrive at Santa Monica College's new Center for Media and Design, can be very unfamiliar and confusing for students this semester. It is highly likely that students unfamiliar to the area might confuse Bergamot Station with their new campus. Since the new campus is very close to the station, it is easy to confuse Southern California’s largest single collection of art galleries for yet another satellite campus.

"It makes it a lot less a highway and more a parking lot," Gigi Grase said.

Efforts towards providing equal pay between genders were set back on August 28, 2017, when the Trump administration halted an Obama-era rule requiring businesses to report their employees' wages by gender, race, and ethnicity. The administration argued that the data collection requirement would be both "enormously burdensome" to companies and ineffective in addressing the gender wage gap.

Pennywise terrifies a whole new generation of audiences.

Los Angeles City Council replaces Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day in a historic vote to change the city calendar.

Chester Bennington has passed, marking yet another sad loss this year from a defining generation of rock music.

A Q&A with student director Carrie Finklea.

This podcast is meant to inform Santa Monica College students of the different courses they can take to fulfill general education requirements. For our first episode, we'll be taking a closer look at anthropology.

Down the stairwell in the lobby of the Science Building is a small space packed almost to the brim with metal shelves, empty aquariums, abandoned bottles, and cardboard boxes.