Club Grow is bringing back its community with passion under new leadership.

The Corsairs defeated Las Estrellas Football Club in a comfortable 2-0 win to open their preseason campaign.

SMC’s student government will vote on a directive declaring students’ right to speak freely at school; meanwhile, the federal government boasts about eradicating ideas and intellectual property that are “illegal,” and student visas are revoked from coast to coast.

During Women’s History Month, a lively event dedicated to women entrepreneurs provided women-led companies with a platform to showcase their wares, ranging from health products and cuisine to fashion and art. The fair, held in Santa Monica, promoted community engagement, economic empowerment, and recognition of women's contributions to business and culture.

Artists featured in the Converge+Vertex exhibit at Barrett Gallery shared a transcendent conversation at a panel hosted by the Santa Monica College (SMC) art department.

Half a million rallied nationwide against Trump and Musk on Saturday; in Los Angeles, tens of thousands joined in at City Hall.

SMC’s Pride Center kicks off their pride month celebration “Gaypril” for Spring 2025.

Over 300 student visas have been revoked in the U.S. in recent weeks; according to ICE databases, the federal government terminated nine F-1 visas belonging to SMC students as of Thursday.

SMC Jazz Ensemble honors jazz legends with soul, history and powerful performances.

The Corsairs avenged their previous Week 13 loss, ending the Long Beach City College Viking's nine-game win streak.

The Corsairs were defeated in singles and doubles matchups in the semifinals at the Western State Conference Tennis Championship, but earned a spot in the CCCAA State Championships at The Ojai later in April.

In the wake of the wildfires, a special program by FEMA offers debris removal for private, and some commercial, estates. Now, the program applies to condos and multi-family buildings with occupied units.

The second annual César Chávez y Dolores Huerta ‘¡Sí Se Puede!’ Commemorative Walk was a chance for the community to acknowledge the history of this land and the farmers who till it.

The Corsairs won in an exciting rematch against the Santa Barbara City College Vaqueros.

Santa Monica College Foundation gave away free late-arrival socks to students.

How Money Works Club informs students on campus.

Investigating the disconnect between the critic reception and audience reception to the film Emilia Pérez.

SMC’s Symphony Orchestra and the SMC Theatre department collaborated to bring the “Carnival of the Animals” to life at BroadStage.

The Corsairs suffered their biggest defeat of the season against the Moorpark Raiders.