Web exclusive: Documentary Film Club debuts with "The Cove"
A new film club in campus starts their streak with a powerful screening.
"Aqua Teen Hunger Force" brings laughter to the El Rey
Comedians Dana Snyder and Dave Willis give audience members an evening of adult humor and unexpected surprises.
Campus clubs choose not to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
For many students, the Cinco de Mayo holiday represents a celebration of Latin American heritage, but according to the Association of Latin American Students, it only represents America's exploitation of Hispanic culture as a marketing strategy.
"Nightmare on Elm Street" racks up a large body count
Freddy Krueger draws large body count with "A Nightmare on Elm Street" remake.
Street Fighter IV packs a few new punches
Capcom's Street Fighter series returns with additional characters and new changes in gameplay.
A closer look at SMC's financial aid
SMC has recently seen an increase in the amount of students requesting financial aid. Steps are being taken to further streamline the process.
Corsairs run away with victory at WSC Finals
Competing at the Western State Conference Finals, SMC track and field displayed mental and physical grit as both the men and women's squads advanced multiple relay teams and individuals respectively.
Sneak peek: An exclusive look at "The Last Airbender"
The Corsair speaks to "Last Airbender" star Jackson Rathbone.
Eating Healthy at SMC: Plausible or Impossible?
College students are not exactly known for their stellar eating habits. Alessandra explores healthy options can't be missed: they're right on campus!
SMC Weekly Fitness: Swimming Sensation Katya Shatalova
Katya Shatalova showed impressive potential as a freshman for the Santa Monica Corsair swim team, defeating all contenders at last month's co-ed invitational and showing extraordinary grit at State Finals last week. While the swim season has ended, she continues to improve her technique and still can't be kept out of the pool.
Women's tennis fall in SoCal Finals to Saddleback Gauchos
Playing their second playoff game in consecutive days, fatigue was just too much for the Lady Corsairs to overcome, as they fell to the Saddleback College Gauchos in the SoCal Finals 5-4.
DPAC discusses hot issues
The District Planning Advisory Committee met on April 28 and discussed various school issues, including medical marijuana, the results of the greenhouse gas emmissions inventory, and student access to Student Learning Outcomes information.
30 days of going green: reduce, reuse, recycle and review
A month dedicated to green living has gone by and Alessandra Catanese recaps her journey. From composting at her apartment to living trash-free, the experience has proved renewably rewarding.
Big Blue Bus spares SMC students from fee increase
The "Any line, Any Time" contract Santa Monica College has with the Big Blue Bus has kept the student riders protecting for fare hikes for quite some time, with the contract ending within a year after the fares are hiked up this year, SMC students might be losing their free bus rides come next year.
Eliseeva places second at Regionals; Corsairs qualify two for State
Looking to shake off a tough loss in the SoCal finals earlier in the week, SMC bounced back at the Regional Championships with a second place finish by Anastasia Eliseeva and two state qualifiers in Eliseeva and Tiana Lauritzen.
Ignorance fuels meat industry
If we had any idea what occurred in a slaughterhouse, we would all be vegans.
Anti-immigration roots found in classism
What stands at the heart of America's growing immigration problems however, is not racism but classism. It exists in nearly every facet of American life.
FCC takes a hit in Internet battle
Net neutrality, the movement to keep Internet access free from corporate greed, is not getting the proper attention it deserves from our elected officials.