Santa Monica College students and staff unmask for the first time since 2020 as COVID-19 transmission rates remain low.

On Wednesday, March 8, Angel City FC (ACFC) played their first public match against Club América (Las Águilas) Femenil.

The PERIOD. at SMC club will hold a workshop that aims to educate participants about the usage and benefits of the menstrual cup.

Santa Monica College wrapped up Black History Month with a screening of the 2018 documentary film Mr. Soul! which celebrates the impact Ellis Haizlip left on Black history in American television.

Award-winning documentary celebrates Mexican food and the “abuelitas” who make it.

The Corsairs (4-5) took on the Long Beach Vikings (6-1) in a mid-season conference bout coming off a 3-0 win against Santa Barbara last week.

Santa Monica College held a free screening of the new Lifetime film "Black Girl Missing." The film promotes the Black and Missing Foundation.

The newly elected leadership team of the Pan African Alliance held the first event of its kind on campus, connecting Black students and faculty to each other, providing mentorship, inspiration and support.

Massive low-pressure system brings historic rain and snow to the Southland.

The Santa Monica Playhouse's guest production of the Drunk Theatre Company puts on a hilariously fantastical show that entertains the Santa Monica community every Friday night.

Despite putting up a solid performance, the Corsairs were outplayed by the Lasers 3-1.

Twelve galleries from around the country showcased their works at the Photo Forward LA exhibition on Saturday, Feb. 18 and Sunday, Feb. 19, at the Danziger Gallery at the Bergamot Station Arts Center.

The Corsairs men's volleyball team started their tournament off strong with a win, but narrowly lost in the second game.

With the temporary closure of Big Blue Bus Line 44 and other lines this semester, Santa Monica College is promoting a Lyft rideshare service that transports students between its campuses.

Monster Jam returns to Anaheim Stadium to put on a three-weekend event for fans to meet and greet with drivers and catch the high-octane action as the drivers compete for championship placement.

The event starting the weekend of January 14-15 was led with the Pit-party, which allowed fans to meet with drivers and receive autographs while checking out the trucks up close and personal.

The Santa Monica College (SMC) Corsairs ended their season with a 15-4-5 overall record, and in second place in the Western State Conference (WSC) Northern Division with a 7-2-1 record.

The Corsairs finished off their season with a positive record and got third place in the Western State Conference (WSC) Southern Division.

The Corsairs played a strong season this fall semester, and are eager for what the spring has in store.