Men’s basketball beats Compton in a fast-paced shootout.

Women’s soccer faced Citrus College for their penultimate conference game.

SMC Alum, Oscar Lopez, finds inspiration in loved ones and his Oaxacan culture.

Latina journalist Rebecca Aguilar shares about her advocacy for diversity and imparts advice to aspiring journalists.

Patricia Ramos reflects on her journey and the importance of embracing one's cultural identity.

Ashanti Blaize-Hopkins talks becoming President of the SPJ and the new Associate Dean of the Center for Media and Design.

“By The River Rivanna’s” director provides additional context into the events leading up to the play’s cancellation.

 The SMC Film Department’s faculty and students and the Center for Wellness and Wellbeing host a film screening to bring awareness to the struggle of mental health.

As thousands of college students across the U.S. demand a ceasefire in Gaza, many SMC pro-Palestine students fear threats to their academic and personal lives.

An event that provides SMC students to learn all about extracurricular opportunities

Exploring the Rich Legacy of HBCUs: A Journey of Inclusivity, Opportunity, and Celebration.

The Corsairs take on Antelope Valley in a thrilling soccer game.

Despite many fouls, men's basketball wins the first game of the season.

Women's volleyball beats the previously-undefeated Renegades.

An activity put on by the Adelante club to encourage bonding among students while also commemorating Dia De Los Muertos.

Women’s volleyball takes on Canyons, whom they lost to last year.

 A workshop designed to teach dance majors feel at peace with their physique

State tennis champion talks tennis and her life.

The Crenshaw community hosts the West Coast’s largest street fair.

Over 200 floating pumpkins and a haunted house attract families for Halloween fun.