Coach Robert Taylor and his wife Rae-Chelle are being honored with a charity golf tournament in early April. 

Santa Monica College's President and Superintendent Dr. Chui L.Tsang hosted a Town Hall meeting last Wednesday. The meeting was open to the public and took place in the Theatre Arts auditorium; the purpose of the meeting was to discuss next year's projected budget dilemmas, along with objectives and principles put forth by the Board of Trustees.

Santa Monica College keys in on emerging business model, social entrepreneurship.

President Dr. Chui L. Tsang stops by A.S. meeting to discuss budget cuts. 

SMC is one of seven in the nation to take advantage of some of the newest technology with AcademicPub.

SMC can expect few changes for the city's plans to become self-sufficient for water by the year 2020.

Five Japanese American students raise money for Japanese tsunami victims at Third St. Promenade last Saturday.

Hundreds of students gathered in Hollywood last Saturday to protest the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Environmental students and the community gather together to discuss more ideas on improving the environment.

This weekend's rainstorms brought down more than bad weather, as an accident near the Bundy campus crippled the building's utilities, leaving it without heat or hot water.    

This weekend's rainstorms brought down more than bad weather, as an accident near the Bundy campus crippled the building's utilities, leaving it without heat or hot water.   

Stein's readings are a part of Los Angeles Laborfest and Remember the Triangle Coalition, an organization that will arrange 50 events this year to remember the Triangle Factory Fire.

SMC, which serves a greater Japanese population within the Santa Monica and West LA communities, has 352 Japanese international students currently enrolled on its campus.

According to Braun, the major environmental benefits that come from this program include less trash in landfills, reduced carbon emissions, reduced greenhouse gases, and a multitude of products coming back as paper.

Over 20,000 students and faculty from California's community colleges protested budget cuts in Sacramento this week.

"Everyone deserves an education," said Holmes. "What they're trying to do is dumb down the youth."

The irony runs high when it comes to the "Humanities and Social Sciences" building on Santa Monica College's main campus. A building built to be "green" is littered with ventilation and circulation issues such as extreme air pressure, noisy motors, and overheating rooms.

Inspired by the fatal abuse case of Monica Thomas, officers Plater and Alice Slaughter rally the fight against domestic violence.

Father Gregory Boyle, author of Tattoos on the Heart, speaks on his personal experiences about lifting those who've fallen.

If KCRW loses federal funding, they will be forced to find alternative methods to make up that $1.2 million gap in their budget.