As immigration policies and visa regulations continue to evolve under the current U.S. administration, many international students are facing uncertainty about their academic and professional futures. Concerns about work authorization, residency pathways, and opportunities after graduation have become increasingly common among students studying in the United States. At SMC, international students have expressed a range of perspectives on these developments, with some worried about the potential impact on career opportunities and others remaining confident in their ability to navigate the changing landscape. Their experiences highlight the challenges and aspirations of students pursuing an education abroad while planning for life after college.

The LA LGBT Center held its annual Trans Day of Remembrance ceremony, honoring victims of anti-transgender violence.

SMC is hosting their annual Giving Thanksgiving this week! Students can still get free Thanksgiving groceries today, Tuesday Nov. 25, outside of the bodega on main campus from 11 a.m. - 7 p.m., all that you need is your student ID number. The program is also handing out $50 gift vouchers for Albertsons brand grocery stores as well as free socks and coats.

Sophomore Santa Monica College basketball player Daiquan Copeland talks trials, tribulations, and transferring plans.

Students and professors at Santa Monica College discuss the benefits of community college compared to other universities, and whether it is the best fit for students.

With summer break right around the corner, there's no better way to celebrate than by experiencing the great outdoors with friends and family. No matter if you are planning to stay locally or travel up the coast, we've handpicked eight incredible waterfall locations to visit.

Stay at home orders during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic brought increased interest in pet adoptions, resulting in recent public concerns regarding pet surrenders as many return to work. However, the underlying crisis facing local animal shelters such as the Santa Monica Animal Shelter is far more complex.

A.S. President Joshua Elizondo and A.S. Vice President Dominic Prendergast sit down with The Corsair to talk about their experience in student leadership.

Candidates for Associated Students (A.S.) elections exchanged ideas and blows at the Spring 2022 Virtual Forum hosted by The Corsair.

As the war in Ukraine ignited, protests across the United States erupted. Here are some of the perspectives, from Ukrainians and Russians alike, who gathered in Los Angeles.

The virtual Candidate Forum will serve as an opportunity for Santa Monica College students to find out more about the candidates running for positions on the A.S. board. The event is moderated by the Corsair’s Editor-in-Chief, Carolyn Burt. While the Corsair has hosted this forum for many years, this marks the first time the forum will take place virtually over zoom.

From Corsair news editor Theo Greenly: Activists took to the streets on Wednesday, demanding rights for workers, labor unions, and immigrants, as this year’s International Workers’ Day