Kairyn Potts, a Two-Spirit Indigenous social media influencer, spreads awareness about queer youth in Indigenous communities and being Two-Spirit during his visit to SMC on May 4.

Where are SMC students getting their caffeine fix?

A monthly event on the Santa Monica Pier, relevant to the culture of Santa Monica locals, with all activities and presentations having ties to Santa monica. 

Weekly LALALA, a Japanese entertainment weekly magazine, celebrates their 20th anniversary with a festival highlighting Japanese food, performances and vendors. 

Members of the Santa Monica College Black Collegians Club gathered in the quad to kick off a week dedicated to the success of Black students.

A safe and non-confrontational space to have a candid discussion about racism and how it affects different marginalized communities.

College students from around Los Angeles experienced a free event at the Getty Villa Museum with food, music, art and many different attractions for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.

The last Shotgun House in Santa Monica is a historical landmark open for free tours to the public.

A day filled with sun, fun, and friendly dog contests.

The Broad Stage and the SMC Dance Department have come together in order to give students the chance to learn a classical southern Indian dance with artist Ashwini Ramaswamy.

A photo exhibit of the women workers of the Douglas Aircraft Plant in Santa Monica during World War II will be on display at the Main Santa Monica Library throughout the month of March.

The PERIOD. at SMC club will hold a workshop that aims to educate participants about the usage and benefits of the menstrual cup.

Santa Monica College wrapped up Black History Month with a screening of the 2018 documentary film Mr. Soul! which celebrates the impact Ellis Haizlip left on Black history in American television.

The newly elected leadership team of the Pan African Alliance held the first event of its kind on campus, connecting Black students and faculty to each other, providing mentorship, inspiration and support.

Twelve galleries from around the country showcased their works at the Photo Forward LA exhibition on Saturday, Feb. 18 and Sunday, Feb. 19, at the Danziger Gallery at the Bergamot Station Arts Center.

With the help of 500 volunteers, Lost Angels Org holds their 10th annual Thanksgiving food drive and provided warm meals and basic necessities to the unhoused in Venice.

Santa Monica College (SMC) hosted Artist in Residence Matika Wilbur for a live showing of the fourth season of the “All My Relations" podcast and accompanying film festival on Friday, Nov. 18, and Saturday, Nov. 19.

On Tuesday, Nov 15, Santa Monica College’s Pride Center kicked off Transgender Visibility Week with guest speaker Jacob Tobia.

80-year-old student David “Papi” Hunt reflects on his experience as a performer, playwright, and lover of history and learning.

Día de los Muertos began its second day of celebration on the Santa Monica Pier as the sun set over the ocean coastline on November 2, with Natives from the Tongva tribe joining Aztec members of the Kalpoli Tonelhuayo circle in ceremonies and blessings.