Santa Monica College students march to confront their frustrations with SMC in light of the Trump Administration's decision to end DACA

The Lady Corsairs stay undefeated

SMC responds with community in reaction to the Trump Administration's decision to end DACA

The Corsairs Football team pulls off improbable comeback victory in season opener against West L.A. 31-30

The La Tuna Fire, known as LA's largest fire by acreage, ends its fiery trail.

Santa Monica's Mens Soccer Team Scored A Flurry Of Goals on September 1, 2017.

The Corsairs tied up with the Vikings on their first home game of the season

Los Angeles City Council replaces Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day in a historic vote to change the city calendar.

Chester Bennington has passed, marking yet another sad loss this year from a defining generation of rock music.

A Q&A with student director Carrie Finklea.

Watch The Corsair's blooper reel here.

This podcast is meant to inform Santa Monica College students of the different courses they can take to fulfill general education requirements. For our first episode, we'll be taking a closer look at anthropology.

Watch the 8th episode of the Santa Monica Minute here!

Down the stairwell in the lobby of the Science Building is a small space packed almost to the brim with metal shelves, empty aquariums, abandoned bottles, and cardboard boxes.

The pressure of earning the grades you want, or need, each school semester is a stress many college students know all too well. What can also make that all more difficult is having to deal with one’s own mental health issues.

Memorial Day, the last Monday of May, is a day to remember those who have fallen while fighting to protect our freedom.

Soccer is the pulse of Europe and the nagging itch of America. While we stateside are far more privy to the sports we’ve created, soccer culture has thrived since the founding of Major League Soccer in 1993. Our puppy love phase with soccer has evolved into something serious.

Being a college student in today's world is far from easy, and being a graduate is equally strenuous. Student debt has become a dreadful topic among young men, women, and their families. Now, more than ever, current students and graduates are looking for ways to help with expenses.

Everyone needs a place where they can feel comfortable, either at work, school, or home. This is especially true for veterans, who are just getting out of the military and heading back to school.

From Monday, May 22 to Thursday, May 25, SMC hosted its first official Pride Week, a week of on-campus events made to celebrate and support the LGBTQ+ community.