

NEWS
California’s annual Great Shakeout Drill draws a mixed response from SMC students
Police recovered $500,000 in stolen goods from the popular LA shoe store Coolkicks.
From social work to TV entertainment, SMC’s Job and Internship Fair offered students career opportunities across many different industries.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Santa Monica College theatre department’s iFrankenstein by Terrin Adair opened on the main stage theatre for Fall 2025.
Santa Monica College Dance Department organizes three free master classes each semester for students.
The artistic community and Santa Monica residents had a pleasant experience engaging with artworks and live music.
Annual SMC Glass Pumpkin Sale draws locals at the farmers’ market
CULTURE
Monday Oct. 13 is Indigenous Peoples Day in the United States. President Trump has recently issued a proclamation to "reclaim" the day, also known as Columbus Day, for the explorers legacy. Reporter Jeffrey Berrios sat down with SMC's Indigenous Scholars Club Founder and Co-President Sequoyah Thiessen to learn more about the day and what it means to her.
SMC held their Fall 2025 Job & Internship Fair last Thursday on the main Quad. A variety of prospective employers attended to live interview students and spread more information about upcoming job and internship openings. Reporter Kollin Zullo stopped by to learn more.
SMC’s Men of Color Action Network hosted its first event of the year at Virginia Park to foster connection and early brotherhood between new students. Filled with free food, pick-up games of soccer and football, and easy access to counselors and faculty, it was a fun and productive opportunity for students of color to start the year.
Students connected with award-winning journalist Soudi Jiménez’s conversation on cultural resilience and representation in L.A.’s Latin American communities.
SPORTS
The corsairs won a highly competitive game with the Condors
Santa Monica College women's soccer team successfully won their match on Tuesday Sept. 30 after vigorous back and forth ball play while playing against West L.A college.
The Corsair football team tames the Brahmas of Pierce College in a blowout.
The Corsairs achieved their fourth back-to-back win against the Renegades, bringing their record to 13-4 on Oct. 1.
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