SMC hosts a forum introducing Candace Jones, the sole candidate advanced by the hiring committee for the superintendent position.

Santa Monica College Police Department says lit cigarette set dumpster ablaze outside of Pico Village classrooms on main campus.

Pepperdine University’s annual flag memorial honors the dead from 9/11.

After decades spent caring for patients and students, SMC nursing professor Bonnie Flores is rebuilding after losing her Malibu home in the 2025 fires.

SMC board of trustees nearly closes college’s deficit with 2026-2027 budget, but school officials say more cuts are needed.

SMC art professor Terri Bromberg charts a path forward with support from colleagues and students after losing her home and art in the Palisades fire.

Santa Monica College women’s soccer program's $9,000 funding gap was closed by the Santa Monica City Council before the start of their 2026-27 season.

Santa Monica College hosts annual architecture boot camp for minority students, displaying plans to rebuild Altadena after 2025 fires.

Faculty, students and staff shared their opinions on who is to blame for the 2025 Palisades fire.

SMC’s 96th Commencement celebrated graduates' achievements while recognizing the leaders who support student success.

After a three-week trial and two days of deliberations, a gridlocked jury resulted in a mistrial of Jonathan Rinderknecht.

During the SMC Foundation's annual luncheon, unsuspecting students learned they were being awarded life-changing scholarships.

After losing his home in the Palisades Fire, Malibu restaurant owner Joe D’Amore works to keep his family business alive amid the community’s recovery.

Students from the SMC Business Club gathered to pitch their startup ideas to potential investors.

SMC is offering a free noncredit English as a second language course during summer 2026 for day laborers. 

After 30 years with the SMCPD, Capt. Jere Lee Romano leaves behind a legacy of service and dedication to students and veterans.

Santa Monica College among nearly 9,000 institutions affected by the May 7 Canvas cyberattack, leaving students and faculty locked out of the site for hours.

The SMC Board of Trustees voted 5-2 to layoff 45 people as it moves to close a $16.9 million structural deficit.

Associate dean Wendi DeMorst, who manages tutoring and supplemental instruction programs, is among a handful of administrators cut as the college addresses a $17.4 million deficit.

AS board members approved funding for college clubs to participate in Club Row.