Light that Lasts - Blue Fier Remembered through SMC Celebration of Life Exhibit
The SMC Photography Department opened a two-week exhibition in the Photography Gallery in Drescher Hall to celebrate the life and work of longtime photography professor, Blue Fier. His four decades of creative exploration and 25 years of teaching continue to shape the department he helped define.
SMC drops Northern region opener to Santa Barbara.
First north region volleyball conference game of the season for Santa Monica College, and Los Vaqueros took the lead on game one. (3-1)
SMC softball loses 25-15 at home against Los Angeles Valley College.
SMC’s non-conference game against LAVC ended in a 25-15 loss after the Corsairs held a small lead at the end of the fourth inning.
Open your mind! Can psychedelics heal trauma and treat mental illnesses?
Microdosing or macrodosing: Has a cultural shift and increased medical interest led to a growing trend of psychedelic use in America?
SMC equity efforts undercut by English tutor layoffs
SMC to layoff four English instructional tutors, despite not being able to close equity gaps amongst students.
Dancing Well: Reimagining Movement as a Healing Practice
SMC students explore the connection between dance, wellness and creativity in a masterclass led by dancer, holistic healer and yoga instructor Naomi Hutchinson.
Reset and Respond: Corsairs Bounce Back in Match Against Moorpark Raiders
Santa Monica College Men’s volleyball step on to the Moorpark court, high hopes and a desire to stay on the winning side of their 6-5 ledger.
The Corsairs sweep the beach.
The SMC Corsairs women's volleyball team had a perfect match against San Diego City College.
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson's visit to SMC in 1988 and remembrance of his life.
Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and former state senator passed away on Feb. 17, visited SMC in 1988 to inaugurate a sculpture that stands on campus today.
Corsairs Men’s Basketball Team Ends Season in Defeat
Corsairs fall 81-75 to West Los Angeles College, vow to return next season
All Are Welcome
Black Mental Health workshop spotlights stigma, support and solidarity for SMC students
Math tutor hired to bridge Black, Latino equity gaps laid off by SMC
Black Collegians and the Adelante Program expect to lose their specialized support math instructional tutor due to budget cuts.
Free Museum Day: Explore Art and History near SMC
Dozens of Southern California museums, including the Santa Monica History Museum, are offering free admission this Sunday, Feb. 22.
“Minnesota nice,” but not to ICE: A mirror reflection of L.A.
In January, Minnesotans pushed back against Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations using Los Angeles tactics.
SMC glass artists shine with handmade Valentine’s gifts at Virginia Avenue Park
Handcrafted glass art by Santa Monica College students and staff drew shoppers to the park during the Pico Farmers Market.
The California Community Colleges system sees enrollment growth as Governor’s budget expands student support for the 2026-27 school year.
The California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office reviewed enrollment data, outlined the governor’s proposed budget and discussed partnerships that could affect colleges statewide during a February student media conference.
SMC to eliminate more than 70 jobs despite pushback from staff, students
The Santa Monica College Board of Trustees passed a resolution to eliminate more than 70 positions to aid with its $17.4 million budget crisis on Tuesday.
SMC Valentine's day glass sale
Santa Monica College’s Art Department will host a Valentine’s Glass Sale on Saturday, Feb. 7, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Virginia Avenue Park, 2200 Virginia Ave.
¡Trucha, La Migra! Los Angeles community patrols in response to ICE operations
Los Angeles residents form roving patrols to identify Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and operations.
Plastic Bag Ban 2.0
California lawmakers may finally ban plastic grocery bags in the new year.