Dr. Elton Gallogly discusses his trip to China and the environmental research he conducted while there.

While a number of new building projects are in varying stages of completion, some of the college's oldest buildings fail to comply with current building regulations.

Despite fears for the worst, initial reactions to the latest California budget are slightly positive

A quick summary of the election results of the November 2010 elections.

A preview to Friday's Veteran's Day was conducted Nov. 9 beside the college clock tower

For the eleventh consecutive year, Hollywood Forever Cemetery was filled with revelry, not remorse, as thousands gathered to celebrate their dearly departed during Dia de los Muertos – or Day of the Dead.

Documentary proves it's entirely possible to live a no-impact life-style.

Last Thursday, the campus quad saw SMC's clubs come out in force to show what they're all about.

$3.6 million worth of solar panels were unveiled last week in an opening ceremony where SMC President Chui L. Tsang lauded the college's push for a more environmentally friendly future.  

NPR fires news analyst, Juan Williams, over borderline bigoted comments made on "The O' Reilly Factor."

A new sustainability degree introduced to SMC will see students prepared for a career in the green marketplace.

Tennessee law-makers recently passed a law implicitly allowing the carrying of loaded firearms into drinking establishments.  That should work out well.

The chants of "Yes We Can" and "Si se puede" echoed across USC's historic Alumni Park Friday afternoon by an estimated 37,000 attendees for President Barack Obama's Democratic rally. 

Last Friday evening at the corner of Santa Monica and 7th, Santa Monica Police shot and fatally wounded a man who allegedly shot his wife. She was taken away in critical condition.

For the first time, those living homeless in Santa Monica will have the opportunity to vote.

Professor Evan Somers, teacher of screenwriting at SMC, passed away quietly in his sleep Oct. 11. His memorial will be held Saturday Oct. 30 at the AET campus from 12 to noon. All well wishers welcome.

With the upcoming elections looming large, SMRR's tough-arm tactics are making the race for city council look distinctly one-sided.