Santa Monica Presents a Frankenstein Play. The first play with a live in-person audience since the start of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Veterans Day Commemoration ceremony in Santa Monica, California.

The Santa Monica College Corsairs Women’s Volleyball team played against Bakersfield College on Wed, November 10, at Santa Monica College for their last game of the season before they play for the conference and potentially more.

Corsairs take first win of the 2021 season against rivals Cypress College.

The war against the homeless continues as more areas enforce strict street occupation laws.

On Oct. 17, 2021, the British classic rock band, The Rolling Stones performed at the new SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. This marks the first time the band has performed in Los Angeles since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Music has an effect on people that feels unexplainable and magical. It has a mysterious way of making you cry, laugh, and recall long forgotten memories. It has the power to make you feel.

This issue of The Corsair is about music. I didn’t see that it was until just before the morning of production day, when my News Editor, Gavin and I were laying out pages on the whiteboard in the newsroom, which made me do some research.

Transfixing the audience with a blend of ethereal vocals and punk rock, the British band Wolf Alice wowed fans at their sold-out Teragram Ballroom concert in downtown Los Angeles on Oct. 28, 2021.

California's own, Philip Lawrence is a former cast member who wrote and performed his original song, "You Are the Magic" for Walt Disney World’s 50th Anniversary.

The Santa Monica College Corsairs Football team played against rivals LA Valley College on Saturday, Nov. 6, at Santa Monica College for the Military appreciation game held in honor of Veterans Day weekend.

The Santa Monica College Corsairs Women's Volleyball faced off against rivals Citrus College on Wednesday, Nov. 3, at Santa Monica College. The Corsairs down 2 games in a 5 game series, found a way to come back game by game and pull the comeback 3-2 Victory over Citrus College.

The National Football League (NFL) has all kinds of fans across the United States. NFL-affiliated sports bars that dedicate themselves to televising the games of a specific team are something that Santa Monica College (SMC) students and local residents of Santa Monica could explore as a form of entertainment during their free time.

The upcoming animated series will debut on the streaming platform Netflix on October 22nd. Featuring a spirited warrior princess who goes on a journey in order to fulfill an ancient prophecy and save humanity from the wrath of vengeful gods.

Students took to USC's 28th street, commonly known as “Frat Row”, to express their discontent with recent incidents of sexual assault.

A tentative agreement has been reached, delaying a strike among IATSE members ahead of ratification votes. After the tragedy that occurred on the set of the new Alec Baldwin film, many crew members fight to have their voices heard.

The Santa Monica College Corsairs Men’s Soccer team battled it out against LA Mission College Eagles on Friday, Oct. 29 at Santa Monica College. Tied up 3-3 with minutes left in the game, Taj Winnard (17) was able to squeeze in a crucial goal to put the Corsairs up 4-3 to seal the game with LA Mission.

The former NFL wide receiver and SMC alum is eligible to enter the Pro Football Hall Of Fame as early as next year.

On Oct. 21, indie pop artist Phoebe Bridgers performed a show at the Greek Theatre in Hollywood, CA, with guest headliners Charlie Hickey and Katie Gavin from band MUNA.

Before I joined The Corsair, I was just Ashley. No particular job title. No claim to fame, really nothing to sneeze about. During that time I searched deeply for who I was, what I wanted to say, and who I wanted to be. For most of my life my thoughts were chaotic, confusing, and didn’t have a lot of rhyme or reason to them. They got much worse when I turned sixteen and was kidnapped by a family friend for almost a year. It's not a topic that I openly speak about much, and I try not to think about it more often than not.