The YouTube star got to her Youtube fame by bringing out her Latina side

19,536 participants completed the 26.2 mile run from Dodger Stadium to Santa Monica Beach early Sunday morning

Transferring for Fall 2019 or later? Save the date and don’t be late!

As this farmers' market celebrates their 26th anniversary, vendors and residents emphasize how beneficial the market is for themselves and the community.

While comic book television shows become more inclusive, comic books with minority leads still struggle.

The sound of the Jazz Ensemble welcomes your echoing footsteps as you enter the Santa Monica City College Performing Art Center, curious for what is to come behind the closed doors of the Barrett Art Gallery. 

Inside the Center for Environmental and Urban Studies (CEUS), 15 students from Plastic Free SMC and Eco Action wait for the semester’s second meeting to start. The room is small, and people are sitting in a circle, some on chairs and others, the floor. The walls are filled with posters containing slogans like "You Can Stop Fish From Disappearing", along with other environmental-friendly signs. Then, Plastic Free SMC’s President Bronwyn Hancock Major walks in the room.

Christmas came early for SZA (pronounced "Sizza") fans when she added a concert date at the Novo in Downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2017. Her "Ctrl" tour, named after her debut album, originally did not have any North American shows for November due to the fact that she is scheduled to tour the United Kingdom with R&B artist Bryson Tiller.

Daniel Caesar's voice soothes and serenades crowd during his set

A whole week's worth of spirited activities

Hip Pop Rapper Hoodie Allen dropped his most recent album The Hype on Friday, September 29th. “I think Hoodie’s new album is so creative. I always found myself getting lost in the music throughout the album. Every track was so different, and you can see the hard work put into creating the project,” Hoodie Allen fan, Evan Brown-Bacchus said.

The Farmers Market on Campus

Santa Monica High School and Santa Monica College Students selected for a Q&A with NASA Astronauts