The SMC Men's Water Polo Team
The Santa Monica Corsairs shake hands with the Occidental Tigers at the end of their water polo match on Sunday, Sep 8, 2019 on the last day of the Citrus Invitational Tournament in Glendora, Calif.
Disney and Spider-Man Part Ways
Marvel fans are in uproar over the recent split between Spider-Man and Disney.
SMC Adopts New Parking System
SMC has adopted a new parking system called iParq, which has eliminated the need for window decals.
Santa Monica to Add Sidewalks Near the CMD Amid Safety Concerns
Due to the limited food options near the CMD campus, many students rely on food trucks for their meals. The lack of sidewalks on Pennsylvania Avenue, however, pose a serious safety threat as it forces to pedestrians to walk on the street, putting themselves at danger of being struck by a vehicle.
Letter from the Editor - Fall 2019, Print Edition No. 1
The early days of September signify a multitude of events that impact the local community at Santa Monica College (SMC), our country, and the world at large.
9/11/01
Where were you on 9/11? On this eighteenth anniversary of the September 11 attacks, most of us have an answer to this question that comes immediately to mind; it has become a part of our consciousness, but for some Freshman at Santa Monica College (SMC) this Fall, they may not...It is for this reason that on this eighteenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, we remember the day and how it changed us.
New Aquatics Coach on the Block
It's Santa Monica College (SMC) Aquatics coach Brian Eskridge's time to make a splash.
SMC's Umoja Community Kicks off Black Collegian Program's 30th Year Event
During Thursday's event, the BCC highlighted the importance of having African American professors and counselors that African American SMC students can relate to.
"Lift the Mask" Screening Breaks Stigma Around Mental Illness
From psychology students and film majors to parents, the Science Complex (SCI) 140 lecture hall overflowed with an audience eager to view the mental health documentary “Lift the Mask” on Sep. 5, days away from National Suicide Prevention Week.
Corsair Football win big against Southwest 32-6 to start the season
Coming off of a bad scrimmage against West LA, Head Coach Kelly Ledwith and the Corsairs looked to turn things around against the Southwest Cougars in their season opening matchup. The Corsairs went on to handle the Cougars 32-6 in a lopsided game.
D23 Expo reveals new Disney projects in the works
When Disney announced they would be releasing a streaming platform called Disney Plus in 2019, there was major speculation on what Disney would be allotting on the family-friendly juggernaut’s airwaves.
Board of Trustees discuss student equity, '19-'20 budget
In the boardroom of the Santa Monica College (SMC) Business building, the 2019-2020 school year officially kicked off with another Board of Trustees meeting on the evening of Wednesday, September 4.
Fallout of the G-7
It is now the end of 2019’s long and arduous political Summer. The G-7 has come and gone, having met in Biarritz, France earlier this week, and the nation’s that constitute it are no closer to effectively dealing with many of the myriad issues facing the democratic world than they were before. With the United States continuing to oppose any involvement in climate change meetings, and the United Kingdom on the brink of a “no-deal” Brexit, tensions were high.
Photos: Women's Soccer vs El Camino
The Santa Monica College Corsairs Women’s Soccer team played against the The El Camino Warriors on August 30, 2019. SMC ended up winning the contest 5-0 against El Camino to start the season. The Corsairs are coming off a 2018 season where they had an early playoff exit.
Generation Bloom cultivates creativity
Inspired to create a space where artists can feel confident and empowered to channel their inner creative, a new art collective named Generation Bloom makes their way onto the local art scene.
Latin Wave Twilight Concert strikes chord in Pier audiences
On any given day, the Santa Monica Pier hosts a wide variety of visitors, from the local Los Angeles native to the overseas tourist. However, the Santa Monica Pier’s Twilight Summer Concert on August 28th served to acknowledge the beauty and appreciation of cultures different from one’s own.
JAMS Performing Arts Complex breaks ground
In August of 2014, John Adams Middle School (JAMS) Principal Steve Richardson received a phone call informing him the school’s then 80-year-old auditorium experienced earthquake damage. Richardson was given an estimated restoration time of three months.
A Summer of Sobering Up
This summer was the first summer in four years that I spent mostly drug and alcohol free, and it truly changed me for the better. For a little bit of context, I have struggled with drug and alcohol abuse since my freshman year of high school… But this summer was when I decided to stop using drugs and alcohol as a coping mechanism, my only coping mechanism.