In the wake of the wildfires, a special program by FEMA offers debris removal for private, and some commercial, estates. Now, the program applies to condos and multi-family buildings with occupied units.

The second annual César Chávez y Dolores Huerta ‘¡Sí Se Puede!’ Commemorative Walk was a chance for the community to acknowledge the history of this land and the farmers who till it.

The Corsairs won in an exciting rematch against the Santa Barbara City College Vaqueros.

Santa Monica College Foundation gave away free late-arrival socks to students.

How Money Works Club informs students on campus.

Investigating the disconnect between the critic reception and audience reception to the film Emilia Pérez.

SMC’s Symphony Orchestra and the SMC Theatre department collaborated to bring the “Carnival of the Animals” to life at BroadStage.

The Corsairs suffered their biggest defeat of the season against the Moorpark Raiders.

Concerned citizens and SMC staffers rallied at Tesla facilities across the country and the planet to air every last grievance about the current state of the federal government.

At 10 a.m., Associated Students announced 2025-26 election results, including two contested positions and a controversial legislative initiative.

The A.S. ballot features a resolution by Students for Justice in Palestine that sparked controversy among Jewish students, the Jewish student center, and even students who “support SJP wholeheartedly.”

The Santa Monica College Chess Club hosted an open chess tournament in a round-robin matchup against players of all levels.

By learning and practicing self-defense, female students gain the confidence and awareness necessary to defend themselves in everyday circumstances.

Kendrick Lamar left a historical stain on his Super Bowl 59 performance.

Exploring the special customs in fasting, prayers and observances during the holy month between the Sunni and Shia Ramadan practices.

The Corsairs swept Cypress College and Lassen Community College in an effort to continue their winning form.

After years of using reserves, the Health Center hopes to balance the budget by increasing student fees.

Candidates running for next year’s student government faced a jury of their peers, who brought the heat.

Associated Students present Club Awareness at SMC Quad.

This week, students will vote on a resolution of Palestinian solidarity, sponsored by Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP).