Earlier this week, Sustainability Week commenced with a number of events for Santa Monica College students to attend for free, including an art show, a documentary, lots of fruits and vegetables, and student-ran workshops. SMC hosted its annual Sustainability week from Oct. 16 to 19. The week consisted of different events each day hosted by…

The Homegirl and Homeboy Scholars of SMC host a book drive focused on sending encouragement to juveniles

Another Classic Rock Station Bites the Dust

Hosted by the 18th Street Arts Center, the Pico Block Party gave local community members the chance to not only view local artworks and performances, but also participate in art-making workshops on Saturday, Oct. 14. The event's main attraction was to show that art can be both interactive and instructive at the same time.

Join in the seasonal festivities with some of these awesome events happening right here in Los Angeles!

The long awaited sequel is both extremely ambitious and frustratingly underwhelming.

After a very intense month of rehearsal, ranging from four to six hours a day, the cast of Moon Over Buffalo took to the Theater Arts main stage at Santa Monica College on Thursday September 28, 2017, for their preview showing. It takes place in 1953 and is about the madcap comedy, Moon Over Buffalo. 

The Santa Monica Police Department use a different setting to connect with their community.

Whole Foods 365 posses as a new lunch spot for SMC students

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.