The reggae artist, Mishka signed to McConaughey's record label, performed at the MaliBlue Arts and Music Festival on April 26.

Students' takes on current campus safety.

Last Monday Santa Monica College hosted a documentary about the contemporary art scene as it stands in China. The film featured artists such as Zhang O, and had heavy commentary by experts such as Gordon Chang.

Spoken Funk, a weekly showcase of some the most inspirational, hilarious and brilliant spoken word poetry and comedy was celebrating their three-year anniversary on Sunday, April 12.

North Korea once again raised eyebrows amongst the international community after test launching the Taep'o-dong 2 missile on Sunday, April 5.

As we approach the summer solstice, leaving behind the grey days of winter, our attention spans shrink and our interest in attending class dwindles.

Musician Andy Grammer celebrates the release of his new album in South Hollywood.

As the heat in Southern California rises well above 90 degrees in April, striking both Los Angeles and the national news, dire reports are certain to confirm widespread suspicions about global warming.

EcoPalooza left its mark on Santa Monica College on Tuesday, April 21 with booths, bikes and bubble machines all in honor of Earth Day. However, the theme of the day was not earth, rather, it was education.

Meet SMC Professor of English Wilfred Doucet

Inside Karma Rescue, an organization aimed at rescuing abandoned dogs in high kill shelters.

Staff Writer Debby Vasquez's first trip to the Coachella Music and Arts Festival, what she saw, who she heard, and all that she experienced at this world-famous event.

Volunteers at the Midnight Mission in Los Angeles, California served hot meals to homeless men, women, and children in celebration of Easter and Passover on Sunday, April 12.

This week the boys tackle some Irish Whiskey.

The Annenberg Foundation, a philanthropic private foundation that supports nonprofit institutions, just launched an exhibition space for photography in Century City on March 27, 2009. Located

The restaurant's contract with the school is now ending and SMC is selecting another company to take its place.

Moshe Eshaghian takes a look at the NBA Playoffs.

Because of education cuts in the economic downturn, some part-time faculty at SMC have lost their jobs.

Statewide budget cuts are affecting many departments on campus, luckily the Associated Students is not one of them.

"La Reina" art fair showed the imagination and creativity of Los Angeles in Little Tokyo. The event featured live music, as well as artists promoting social justice and Latino culture.