Print Edition Volume 128 Spring Issue 5 out now
Print Edition Volume 128 Spring Issue 5 out now
The Corsair Spring 2026 - Issue 5 Out now!
NEWS
Santa Monica College among nearly 9,000 institutions affected by the May 7 Canvas cyberattack, leaving students and faculty locked out of the site for hours.
The SMC Board of Trustees voted 5-2 to layoff 45 people as it moves to close a $16.9 million structural deficit.
Associate dean Wendi DeMorst, who manages tutoring and supplemental instruction programs, is among a handful of administrators cut as the college addresses a $17.4 million deficit.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
New addition to the SMC Art Department, Liv Aanrud brings encouragement, humor, color and solidarity to campus.
The Global Motion Dance performance took place at the Eli & Edythe Broad Stage.
Santa Monica College percussion ensemble performed a variety of styles during a Friday afternoon performance.
Fourth months after his public execution, deathmatch wrestler Phil Insane returned to the ring.
CULTURE
Fans attended a documentary screening about the blues icon who sang “Hound Dog” first.
Holocaust survivor Mary Bauer reflected on Auschwitz, discrimination, and the importance of remembering history.
Xia visited SMC for a screening and Q&A of her documentary, “Out of Plain Sight.”
LA Metro extends the D line to Beverly Hills with three new stations, improving access ahead of the World Cup and future connection to UCLA.
SPORTS
The California Coast welcomed back the historic Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach
Led by standout diving performances and strong relay squads, SMC swimming and diving turns a home meet into a preview of conference and state potential.
Santa Monica College Women’s Tennis team took on College of the Canyons at Ocean View Park in Santa Monica on Tuesday, March 17.
Despite the heat, SMC had a perfect doubleheader in a nonconference game against the Cypress College Chargers and the Lassen College Cougars
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