Demonstrators take to the streets of LA to #DefendDACA.

SMPD responds to anonymous bomb threat calls, causing for an evacuation at the Santa Monica Pier

Upset, angry, worried, but hopeful. SMC students discuss what DACA means to them.

Santa Monica College students march to confront their frustrations with SMC in light of the Trump Administration's decision to end DACA

SMC responds with community in reaction to the Trump Administration's decision to end DACA

The La Tuna Fire, known as LA's largest fire by acreage, ends its fiery trail.

Los Angeles City Council replaces Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day in a historic vote to change the city calendar.

Chester Bennington has passed, marking yet another sad loss this year from a defining generation of rock music.

Memorial Day, the last Monday of May, is a day to remember those who have fallen while fighting to protect our freedom.

From Monday, May 22 to Thursday, May 25, SMC hosted its first official Pride Week, a week of on-campus events made to celebrate and support the LGBTQ+ community.

While most students are struggling to enroll in classes and earn their A’s, some students at Santa Monica College have managed to purchase their guaranteed success, gift-wrapped in packages for thousands of dollars. For a price, these students can pay to enroll in “easy-A” courses and even skip school -- paid impersonators could take their courses for them.

Watch the 7th episode of the Santa Monica Minute.

Three suspects who were followed by undercover investigators were arrested on the intersection of Pico and 16th on Wednesday, May 24, 2017.

Watch the Pride Week special edition of the Santa Monica Minute.

Watch the 5th episode of the Santa Monica Minute.

On Thursday, May 18, journalist Töngi Walters shared her experience and opinion on the current situation in the Philippines related to drugs, government, and disinformation with students at Santa Monica College.

On Tuesday, May 16, Barry Kibrick, host and producer of long-running PBS show “Between The Lines,” gave a lecture on his background in communications and media to a small crowd of people assembled in lecture hall HSS 165.

Santa Monica College’s Associated Students sponsored the 7th Annual Public Policy Institute Symposium on May 10, Wednesday night. With several students left standing in the back or sitting on the floor, the crowded event took place in SMC’s Cayton Center.

On May 11, members of SMC’s Public Policy Institute took students on a brief journey of self-discovery by the Bell Tower Quad.

As dozens of students packed SMC’s Skybox Gym on Thursday, May 11, the big screen greeted them with a stark yet encouraging message on the main projector: “Everyone has a mental health story. Talking about it shouldn’t be taboo.”