Print Edition Volume 128 Fall Issue 5 out now
Print Edition Volume 128 Fall Issue 5 out now
Giving Thanksgiving Day One: ‘A Huge Success’
NEWS
The LA LGBT Center held its annual Trans Day of Remembrance ceremony, honoring victims of anti-transgender violence.
SMC is hosting a “Transferpalooza” this week to help students finish their transfer applications and essays. The deadline for the UC and CalState applications is December 1st at 11:59 pm. Corsair reporters Kollin Zullo and Neal Hebrard-DeFrance stopped by to learn more!
The SMC Foundation provided more than 1,200 students with free groceries at its annual “Giving Thanksgiving” food drive.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
SMC Alum Andrea Gylthe shares her story on how her time at SMC led to her passion for storytelling, creativity, and media.
SMC Fashion Students Gain Real-World Experience at Melrose Trading Post
SMC Student Health Services organized a “(Re)Creating our future” art workshop held on Thursday, Nov. 13. The event was presented by substance use disorder activist and artist Téa Samia, in collaboration with the Institute for Public Strategies. Participants were asked to create art using found materials and to engage in a dialogue regarding substance use disorder awareness. Corsair reporter Carlos Perez stopped by to learn more.
Celebrating the 107th Veterans Day, Santa Monica College’s Veterans Success Center hosted a ceremony on the main campus to honor veterans, their families, and America’s proud military history.
CULTURE
Mayor Karen Bass joins CicLAvia and Netflix in closing Melrose Avenue off to cars for ‘Stranger Things’ bicycle event
SMC is hosting their annual Giving Thanksgiving this week! Students can still get free Thanksgiving groceries today, Tuesday Nov. 25, outside of the bodega on main campus from 11 a.m. - 7 p.m., all that you need is your student ID number. The program is also handing out $50 gift vouchers for Albertsons brand grocery stores as well as free socks and coats.
SMC Student Health Services, together with the Westside Impact Project and the Institute for Public Strategies, hosted an art workshop focused on creating art as a pathway to community healing.
Kicking off Native American Heritage Month was the Indigenous Sovereignty Fair, hosted by the Indigenous Scholars Club
SPORTS
Santa Monica continues their record-breaking home win streak in women’s volleyball playoffs
The Santa Monica College women’s soccer team suffers a heartbreaking defeat in the first round of playoffs against Citrus College.
The Victory Valley Rams beat Santa Monica College Corsairs at the American Divisional Championship Bowl Game
Santa Monica College Corsairs women’s soccer team closes out regular season defeating Antelope Valley College Marauders 3-0.
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