Accident shuts down gas at Bundy Campus
This weekend's rainstorms brought down more than bad weather, as an accident near the Bundy campus crippled the building's utilities, leaving it without heat or hot water.
Downpours shut down Bundy
This weekend's rainstorms brought down more than bad weather, as an accident near the Bundy campus crippled the building's utilities, leaving it without heat or hot water.
Vikings sink Corsairs
Last Wednesday, the Santa Monica Corsairs men's volleyball team dropped another match as they played host to the Long Beach City College Vikings.
He Said/She Said - Long-Distance
Pete asks, "I'm moving to South America in May to join the Peace Corps. I don't know what my girlfriend and I are going to do. Do you think long distance can work?"
SMC Professor Julia Stein Releases New Book
Stein's readings are a part of Los Angeles Laborfest and Remember the Triangle Coalition, an organization that will arrange 50 events this year to remember the Triangle Factory Fire.
Santa Monica Residents Recycle
According to Braun, the major environmental benefits that come from this program include less trash in landfills, reduced carbon emissions, reduced greenhouse gases, and a multitude of products coming back as paper.
Santa Monica based band Native June kicks things into gear
Native June is among many of the bands out in the Los Angeles area trying to make it big, and they're well on their way.
Japanese Students at SMC React and Respond
SMC, which serves a greater Japanese population within the Santa Monica and West LA communities, has 352 Japanese international students currently enrolled on its campus.
Cecilia Martinez-Gil the poet
The multi-talented Cecilia Martinez-Gil gives a poetry reading from her latest masterpiece.
March in March
It is still unclear as to what will happen with the tax extensions and budget cuts, since the Democrats and Republicans haven't come to terms yet. However, it is clear that whatever they decide on, California's higher education will pay the price.
Sports Opinion: Athletes on trial?
Do we really need to spend American tax dollars funding the trials of athletes who may or may not have cheated?
Fishtank Ensemble graces SMC Broad Stage
Multicultural group known as the Fishtank Ensemble brings a new sound and approach to music at SMC's Broad Stage.
Money Worries for KCRW
If KCRW loses federal funding, they will be forced to find alternative methods to make up that $1.2 million gap in their budget.
Consistency and confidence fuel Corsairs
Head Coach Richard Goldenson has the womens tennis team focused and motivated to get back to the state championships.
Domestic Violence
Inspired by the fatal abuse case of Monica Thomas, officers Plater and Alice Slaughter rally the fight against domestic violence.
Ameoba Music celebrates Mardi Gras
Ameoba Music celebrated Fat Tuesday with a parade and live performance by Vaud and the Villians.
Red Riding Hood fails to impress
The classic tale of Red Riding Hood fails to impress in its onscreen adaption.
Flawed HSS Building
The irony runs high when it comes to the "Humanities and Social Sciences" building on Santa Monica College's main campus. A building built to be "green" is littered with ventilation and circulation issues such as extreme air pressure, noisy motors, and overheating rooms.
Students in Sacramento rally against proposed cuts
Over 20,000 students and faculty from California's community colleges protested budget cuts in Sacramento this week.