Heartfelt reflections highlight the cultural richness of Mexico’s history.

A peek behind the scenes of Tadashi Madea’s documentary and Japanese American History

Students are collaborating hand-in-circuit with AI as they launch into the workforce.

Two opposing events were held on Santa Monica College’s main quad on Tuesday, commemorating both Israeli Independence Day and Nakba.

Santa Monica College Pan African Alliance faculty and Black Collegians students met on Corsair Field on Friday, April 26, for the first annual Umoja Games.

The annual Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach returned for its 49th consecutive year.

Students navigate the maze of transfer opportunities at Santa Monica College’s College Fair.

Which celebrities rose to the occasion at fashion’s biggest night?

The annual event features performances from local groups and SMC’s cheer team.

In honor of International Workers Day, Los Angeles laborers marched for fair wages, working conditions, rent control, and the rights of immigrant workers. Laborers also called for a ceasefire in Gaza.

The Santa Monica College Black Collegians program celebrated Black Student Success Week.

Late Wednesday night and early into Thursday morning, UCLA pro-Palestine protesters allowed the media inside their encampment to see what happened behind the makeshift walls.

Sexual assault doesn’t discriminate, and the numbers are far too problematic for the minority to handle.

The University of Southern California cleared out the protest group Divest from Death’s Encampment for a second time with the help of LAPD and DPS on May 5, 2024.

The film “Abigail” is a dark horror comedy with a clever twist on the monster movie genre.

The untold stories of devious graffiti artists in the City of Angels.

New programs such as ChatGPT have SMC students and professors divided on their uses.

The AGS club organized a celebration of Chavez and Huerta at SMC. Chavez’s controversial past regarding his stand on immigration was also a topic of discussion, particularly during the AS board meeting.

Curator Pablo De La Rosa speaks about some of the artists featured in “Arte Chicano: Hecho en Los Angeles,” currently running at California Heritage Museum.