Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights Protest At Dodger Stadium

Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights, an abortion rights activist group based in Los Angeles, California, protest at Dodger Stadium during the 1:00pm game vs. the New York Mets on Sunday, June 5.

Photo StoriesJon PutmanJune 15, 2022SMC, protest, abortion, Roe v. Wade, supreme court, LA Protests, protester, protestors, protests, Jon PutmanComment

Running, Jumping and Throwing at Qualifiers

The top athletes in southern California’s community colleges competed, seeking to qualify for the finals in track and field events on May 6, 2022 at Moorpark College.

Photo Stories, SportsPhoto EditorJune 5, 2022Sports, track and field, photostory, Maxim Elramsisy, Anna Sophia MoltkeComment

Preserving Optimism : The San Fernando Valley

Independently owned bookstores hold a key; the perfect mixture of analog information and human interaction within communities. The amount of attention and personable experience that independently owned bookstores provide becomes apparent after spending time wandering through isles or inquiring with an owner.

Photo StoriesAnna Sophia MoltkeJune 5, 2022Anna Sophia Moltke, photo storiesComment

Disruption and Division on Display at Mayoral Debates

The L.A. mayoral debates have shown voters what each candidate plans to do on the issues of homelessness, policing, and other matters, while also revealing the deep divides and vitriol by protestors surrounding the candidates.

L.A. Mayoral Candidates

NewsCorsair StaffJune 4, 2022Gavin Quinton, Katheryne Menendez, Jackson Tammariello, Leo Gilad, Marlene Herrera, Sarah Nachimson, Celso Robles, Sydney Adams-SmithComment

What to Know About the Upcoming Mayoral Election

As the Tuesday, June 7 primary election approaches, here it is what you need to know.

NewsGavin J. QuintonJune 4, 2022primary election, la mayor, Gavin Quinton, Katheryne MenendezComment

Lack of Undocumented Representation in Politics

Undocumented students share their frustrations with the election cycles.

CultureCarmen GonzalezJune 4, 2022Carmen Gonzalez, undocumented students, DACA, mayoral race, primary electionComment

Mental Health Must Be Taken Seriously in Fight Against Homelessness

As homelessness takes center stage in debates between candidates this election season, it is important to recognize many of the root and systemic causes of homelessness.

OpinionAshley CoxJune 4, 2022Ashley Cox, Gavin Quinton, homeless, mayoral race, primary electionComment

Why the Next Mayor's Plan to Fund the Police Will Not Work

The majority of L.A.'s mayoral candidates aim to invest in the police to fight crime, but the real solution is to invest in the community.

OpinionAja MarshallJune 4, 2022Aja Marshall, LAPD, mayoral raceComment

The Cost of War

Due to the onslaught of suffering in the news, humans become desensitized, in a way, to violence. But seeing the Ukrainian refugees in-person can change that perspective entirely, allowing us to see true cost of war.

OpinionLeo GiladJune 4, 2022Leo GiladComment

Thor: Love and Thunder is the most exciting movie of MCU Phase 4

“Thor: Love and Thunder “ is the next Marvel Cinematic Universe film released by Disney in partnership with Marvel Studios that is the long-awaited sequel to 2017's Thor Ragnarok.

Arts & EntertainmentZipporah PruittJune 4, 2022Thor, movie, marvel, Zipporah PruittComment

Adam Conover Talks Los Angeles Primaries

Adam Conover, a comedian who hosted the show “Adam Ruins Everything” on TruTV and created a brand-new comedy-documentary series about how the government works, “The G Word,” on Netflix, talks about the 2022 Los Angeles primaries.

Arts & EntertainmentSarah NachimsonJune 4, 2022Sarah NachimsonComment

Male Artist Dominance Still Exists

Whether it be through painting, drawing, or sketching visuals, art is entailed in all of these activities. One thing that not many people may realize is that the amount of male artists over the years outweighs women, which is an issue that has been taken to heart.

Arts & EntertainmentAaron SchuchmanJune 4, 2022Aaron SchuchmanComment

The Prouds are Proud to be back!

Louder and Prouder is a revival of its original predecessor “The Proud Family'', seeing many changes from its 17-year absence, including the introduction of social media, modern technology and LGBTQ+ topics.

Arts & EntertainmentAaron SchuchmanJune 4, 2022Aaron SchuchmanComment

Life Today Too Lucrative for Poorly Paid Youth

OpinionSydney Adams-SmithJune 4, 2022Comment

The Corsair Issue 8 (Spring 2022)

Print Issue, Print EditionCorsair StaffJune 3, 2022Katheryne Menendez, Gavin QuintonComment

The Corsair Issue 7 ( Spring 2022)

Print EditionCorsair StaffJune 3, 2022Katheryne Menendez, Gavin QuintonComment

Trae Smith: From SMC to Sports Agency CEO

SMC Alumni Trae Smith talks time at SMC to being CEO and founder of Powerhaus Agency.

SportsCelso RoblesJune 3, 2022Anna Sophia Moltke, Ceslo Robles, alumni, SMC AlumniComment

Burnout Is Stunting Student Academics

As finals season is among us, many college students feel their academics are suffering due to burnout.

OpinionDylan SmithJune 3, 2022Dylan Smith, Katheryne Menendez, student life, finalsComment

Women Fight to Get Bans Off Their Bodies

On Saturday May 14, thousands of people went to the "Bans Off Our Bodies" rally in Downtown Los Angeles following a leaked Supreme Court opinion draft indicates a possible overturn of Roe v. Wade.

Photo StoriesMarc FedericiJune 3, 2022protest, Roe v. Wade, Ashley ChinchillaComment