The SMC Softball team dropped their third straight game Tuesday, 6-5, in a 10-inning battle against Cuesta College

Two days into the Associated Students election, Santa Monica College’s election committee gathered in the Cayton Center’s conference room. Three violations were discussed, one of which resulted in one A.S. candidate being reported to the campus disciplinarian for allegations of a threat. 

Approximately 100 students and Santa Monica College staff members gathered on the college’s quad this Tuesday, April 3 on the main campus to listen to what candidates running for SMC's student government, the Associated Students (A.S.) Board of Directors, had to say.

Full Video of the 2018 Associated Students candidate forum, hosted by The Corsair, on the main campus quad on March 3. 

Last week, the A.S. election committee made an informal deviation to the rules, allowing candidates to distribute campaign materials without an official stamp. But because the committee did not inform all the candidates of this change, some of those running for election face a disadvantage.

The Corsairs end two-game skid with dominant 3-0 sweep at home.

“Proud to be?… “ is a common saying when you are surrounded by Santa Monica College’s school spirit. We hear things like number one in transfer to UC’s, a world class education and endless opportunities. A vibrant global community that attracts over 3,000 international students from more than 110 countries. With modern buildings, SMC almost seems to be a Utopian learning environment.

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Being a part of an honor society is something a student can list on their resume or transfer application while being able to get more involved in the school and community. These societies aim to help students succeed in their future endeavors by training them in leadership and responsibility.

Taylor Liebesman and Nicole Valdez have been stand out players this season for the struggling Corsairs softball team.

The Corsairs tennis team dominate Victor Valley with 7-0 sweep

Increasing number of students seeking help for mental health issues.

National conference taught A.S. how to advocate for community college issues.