2025-26 Associated Students Election results: Ortiz wins President, Li wins External Affairs, SJP resolution passes
NEWS
At 10 a.m., Associated Students announced 2025-26 election results, including two contested positions and a controversial legislative initiative.
The A.S. ballot features a resolution by Students for Justice in Palestine that sparked controversy among Jewish students, the Jewish student center, and even students who “support SJP wholeheartedly.”
After years of using reserves, the Health Center hopes to balance the budget by increasing student fees.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Cast members from “Grease” share their inspiring journeys with their roles and their uplifting experiences with Dr. Harrop, the director.
The SMC dance department partnered with BroadStage, offering a three-day residency to RUBBERBAND.
RUBBERBAND dance group combines a fusion of hip-hop, ballet and contemporary dance, and performed at BroadStage on March 8 and 9.
The Artist’s Gallery spotlighted artists at their awards and reception night for the “Imaginations” and “Earth, Wind, Fire and Water” exhibits.
CULTURE
By learning and practicing self-defense, female students gain the confidence and awareness necessary to defend themselves in everyday circumstances.
Associated Students present Club Awareness at SMC Quad.
Jocelyn Winn, Student Service Specialist at the Black Collegians program, shares her journey through SMC as a student and now as a mentor, offering connections to others.
Students observing Ramadan at Santa Monica College balance school life and their religious obligations.
SPORTS
The Santa Monica College Chess Club hosted an open chess tournament in a round-robin matchup against players of all levels.
The Corsairs swept Cypress College and Lassen Community College in an effort to continue their winning form.
The Santa Monica College women’s tennis team defeated Ventura College 6-3, keeping their playoff hopes alive despite controversy and competition.
The Corsairs women’s tennis team beats the Los Angeles Mission College Eagles 8-1.
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