Global Motion World Dance Company is a performance organization that carries the concept of humans as global citizens. On Saturday, Nov. 19, Santa Monica College students performed world dance styles with the Global Motion World Dance Company during the live performance.

On Wednesday, Nov 17, SMC’s women’s soccer team won the first round of playoffs for the 2022 season playing against Bakersfield.

Santa Monica College was unable to get into a rhythm during their last game of the season and in the end, they lost 65-27 to Santa Barbara City College.

The SMC women’s soccer team fought hard, but three goals by Santa Clarita resulted in defeat.

We’re all hypocrites.

SMC men's basketball goes 1-1 in weekend tournament as they gear up for the regular season.

SMC holds activities and events in observance of Veterans Day and honoring student veterans.

Tuesday’s heavy rain didn’t stop the Corsairs from beating the Citrus College Owls 3-1.

80-year-old student David “Papi” Hunt reflects on his experience as a performer, playwright, and lover of history and learning.

Missed shots and poor finishing results in a narrow conference win for women’s soccer.

A voting center on the SMC main campus provided students with easy access to voting in the 2022 Midterm elections.

Despite a rough first half involving physical and verbal altercations, a dominant second half for the men's soccer team results in a win.

Día de los Muertos began its second day of celebration on the Santa Monica Pier as the sun set over the ocean coastline on November 2, with Natives from the Tongva tribe joining Aztec members of the Kalpoli Tonelhuayo circle in ceremonies and blessings.

The SMC Theater department Fall play “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” is an adaptation respectful of its audience.

The Taste of Soul Festival returns after a three-year hiatus to bring live music, food, and family entertainment to the community.

World-renowned photographer, Matika Wilbur shares Native American culture in a series of 76 portraits taken while visiting different 562 federally recognized native tribes.

Demonstrations by activists have sprouted throughout Los Angeles following a leaked audio recording of city officials making racist remarks.

Fouls and ejections resulted in the second loss of the day for the men’s water polo team.

The SMC community recommends their choice of frighteningly captivating books to read this Fall, just in time for Halloween.

Learn about the many student clubs Santa Monica College has to offer.