The student-organized celebration of Yom Ha'atzmaut, or Israel's Independence Day, had free food, games, and information about the Middle East.

Both undocumented and documented immigrant mothers shared their stories in the march just a day before Mother’s Day.

Highlights from SMC’s Spring 2018 Job Fair.

With a proposed change in the funding formula from the Governor’s office, SMC could see a $12 million drop in revenue

"Smell something, say something," advocacy group states on their website.

Santa Monica College Police Chief Johnnie Adams asked the Associated Students board of directors for $20,000 of the $28,000 price for another year's subscription to the security app, LiveSafe, at their Monday meeting on May 7. The school's administration has already provided the remaining $8,000.

Incumbents of the SMC board of trustees plan to run for November elections.

The car company will be among employers from various industries such as food service, retail, and education.

Tensions were high as board members and students alike expressed their opinions on the controversial decision made at last Monday's board meeting on April 30. Students used the public comments section to express unhappiness at the decision.

Following SMC students' reactions towards the Associated Students board's decision to vote against funding agenda item 6.3, the proposed $8,917.19 for catering SMC's graduation reception, A.S. President Jennifer Chen reached out to The Corsair to voice her disapproval over what occurred during the board meeting last Monday, April 23.

Clubs took over the quad to recruit new members interested in everything from chess to learning French

A Canadian-tuxedo kind of day

Students in high heels take a stand against sexual violence

An artistic way to help cope, give advice and pave the way to change.

Survivors of sexual assault march and share their stories.