A dream for some, a nightmare for others
Allowing undocumented students access to in-state tuition is unfair to US residents and lawful immigrants who must subsidize the lower fees.
Big Oil gains back door entry with Prop. 26
Prop. 26 allows Big Oil to subvert California's clean air initiative, rendering Assembly Bill 32 entirely impotent.
A Day to Remember releases new hardcore album
"What Separates me from You" is the latest effort from A Day to Remember.
SMC remains steady, but not spectacular
In the latest annual Institutional Effectiveness Reported conducted by the Office of Institutional Research, Santa Monica College was found to be doing well in comparison to other California Community Colleges.
Gadaheldam shines light on African Islam
Najwa Gadaheldam, industrial development officer at the United Nations, spoke during a lecture at SMC of the various obstacles facing women in Afro-Islamic societies.
Architectural award for SMC
SMC's new Student Services and Administration building currently under construction recently won the Next LA award from the Los Angeles chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
Body count continues to rise in the Mexican drug wars
The Mexican drug war continues to rage, demanding an immediate and proactive response from the US.
Art is real, but pain is only skin deep
Everyone has a gift for Santa Monica College student Lorenzo Martinez tattooing comes in second nature for him, while he takes his general ed courses in attempts to obtain his associates in fine arts.
Global Motion performs "Savory Moves"
The Global Motion Dance Company performed their food-inspired performances this weekend at the Broad Stage.
Students sink teeth into hunger drive
SMC's cafeteria was transformed Monday night into a scene depicting the distribution of food along class divided throughout the world
Low cost car insurance pays dividends for Californian students
A new state program makes car insurance affordable for thousands of struggling students
Parking angels watching over Santa Monica
For the paltry cost of $49 a year, Matt Hanigan and Christopher Harati will ensure that your car never falls foul of the dreaded parking inspector.
Women's soccer goes one and done
Women's soccer ends the season with a loss in the first round of playoffs