Israel’s military campaign in Iran, as well as America’s involvement in the conflict,  prompted conflicting protests in front ...

Protesters organized a “No Sleep for ICE” demonstration at the Cambria Hotel Burbank Airport on June 19, after federal ...

Two days after a gunman shot through the window of a Waymo and injured two children, Santa Monica police happened to come ...

The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has officially pulled out of its housing agreement with Santa Monica College ...

SMC waved goodbye to 7,248 graduates, designated by President Dr. Kathryn Jeffery as the college’s second-largest commencement ever. The school bestowed bachelor’s degrees, associate’s degrees, ...

On May 25, two Santa Monica College (SMC) English professors, Wilfred Doucet and Regis Peeples, hosted a poetry reading in the Giving Garden in Santa Monica, an event that had somewhat become a ...

On Sunday, June 8, 2025 protests across Los Angeles County continued after a recent wave of ICE deportations, marking day 3 of the protests. Demonstrators established a barricade in front of City Hall ...

On Friday, May 30, 2025, the Santa Monica College (SMC) Chess Club closed off the spring 2025 semester with its second open chess tournament held in the SMC Cafeteria. The top three players competed ...

An “emergency protest” by a Latin-American rights group responding to immigration raids escalated at the Metropolitan Detention Center loading dock, where protesters threw plastic water bottles and ...

The Santa Monica Mountains are healing. Five months after the Palisades Fire tore through the coastal foothills of Los Angeles, much of the Santa Monica Mountains remains closed to the public. The ...

As the spring semester comes to an end, the Santa Monica College (SMC) Opera Theatre and Symphony Orchestra held their last concert on May 25. They ended with a performance of “The Marriage of Figaro” ...

Sculptures sit on a small lawn with three tall trees providing shade. A man made of metal wiring floats overhead, coming within inches of a ball, but forever out of reach. Students covered in foam ...