Machines are not Writers, NaNoWriMo.
AI does not have the power of a writer. NaNoWriMo is a U.S-based non-profit with an annual novel writing contest, AI usage now allowed.
Setback on the Sand
Corsairs’ beach volleyball falls short to the Hope International Royals and the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
Corsairs face setback in loss against Vaqueros amidst injuries
The Corsairs’ Women’s Tennis team faced a tough 3-6 loss against the Santa Barbara Community College’s Vaqueros as injuries to key players hindered their performance in singles after a strong doubles start.
Budget cuts at SMC raise questions
Superintendent and president Dr. Kathryn Jeffery presented both long-term and short-term plans to combat budget issues at Santa Monica College, including cuts to faculty, in an email on Feb. 11. SMC staff are questioning why faculty is the target.
Adelante Club welcomes spring semester with energetic meet-and-greet event
The Adelante Club hosted its first meet-and-greet of spring 2025, offering a space for new and returning students to connect and meet board members.
“PODEROSAS”: How community health advocates are recognized
On Saturday, March 8, the 18th Street Arts Center hosted a celebration of the publication of “PODEROSAS.”
RUBBERBAND Dance Workshop: Expression through movement
The SMC dance department partnered with BroadStage, offering a three-day residency to RUBBERBAND.
Santa Monica College warned by Office for Civil Rights over antisemitism claims
Santa Monica College was included in a list of 60 colleges and universities warned to uphold Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
International Women's Day 2025 celebrated with march in Los Angeles
Thousands celebrate International Women’s Day 2025 in downtown Los Angeles.
A day of milestones: Celebrating the 40th L.A. Marathon
Inside the 40th anniversary of the Los Angeles Marathon as runners from around the world are brought together through sportsmanship.
At hushed community forum, Santa Monica mayor, police chief promise sanctum for immigrants
Lawyers and local leaders offer advice and promises to undocumented Santa Monicans.
SoCal Museums presents “Free-for-All” day
The annual SoCal Museums “Free-for-All” day aims to make art and history accessible to all.
Protest pileup on road to Oscars
In protest of the Oscars, differing political groups occupied the streets, resulting in citations.
Fowler Museum hosts “Femicide: Death, Gender, and the Border” panel examining violence against women through art
Alma López and Judithe Hernández discuss their advocacy artwork for victims of the “femicidio” wave in Ciudad Juarez on Wednesday afternoon.
RUBBERBAND dance group takes dominance of BroadStage
RUBBERBAND dance group combines a fusion of hip-hop, ballet and contemporary dance, and performed at BroadStage on March 8 and 9.
Santa Monica, and Santa Monica College, respond to Trump administration immigration policies
Amidst the Trump administration's new policies on immigration, the City of Santa Monica and Santa Monica College find ways to respond.
It’s time to run for office
Interested in learning how Santa Monica College funds clubs, campus events, and other programs that support student life? Now is the time to register to run for student government.
Women’s Tennis serves a sweep to the Vaqueros
The Corsair tennis team beat Glendale Community College on Thursday, March 6, on home turf.
March to Save the Sea: ‘Save the sea, save ourselves’
Protesters rally at Santa Monica City Hall to demand efficiency and transparency in the clean up process in the wake of the Palisades fire.