Tough Mudder Los Angeles held at the Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, California, drew in over 8000 participants to kick off this year of events.

The Corsair, Santa Monica College's student-run newspaper, is trying to gather input from voters like you regarding what you think the biggest issues impacting Los Angeles are.

SMC’s Emeritus program held an online art exhibition on April 21 which gave a space for the older students to present their work in front of an audience. It was the first part of a two part installation, with the second exhibit taking place via Zoom on May 26 starting at 5pm.

Applied Music Program students took to the stage on Friday, May 6, in a performance showcasing the prodigious program of dedicated students.

The Broad Stage hosts the premiere of original series, Cue & A, featuring award-winning composer and pianist Kris Bowers, alongside his hand-picked quintet.

Similarly to many sitcoms that preceded ABC’s “Abbott Elementary,” the show’s backdrop is nothing extraordinary.

The results for the Spring 2022 Associated Students Special Election

Get to know the nine candidates running in the 2022 Associated Students Special Election

Review all of the changes being made to the Santa Monica College (SMC) Associated Students (A.S.) Constitution and By-Laws up for a vote in the 2022 A.S. Special Election.

SMC's Softball team displays winning attitude as season comes to an end.

The Associated Students (A.S.) is holding a special election this May to fill in the five roles left empty after the previous general election and to approve constitutional revisions.

Safewise.com survey ranks Santa Monica as one of the most dangerous cities in Southern California. However, students and staff have a different opinion.

On Monday, May 2, hospitality workers gathered to turn in the petitions collected by UNITE 11 towards qualifying their 'Hotel Worker Protection Initiative' for the November 2022 ballot at City Hall in Los Angeles.

The Western State Conference Championship is getting closer as student-athletes work to get there.

Thousands took to the streets in front of the United States Courthouse in Downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday, May 3 protesting a leaked Supreme Court draft opinion that signals Roe v. Wade may be overturned.

On Sunday, May 1, thousands from Los Angeles joined activists, union stewards, and street vendors for the May Day march, commemorating the global celebration also referred to as International Workers Day.