Porfirio Gutierrez is on a mission to keep Oaxacan traditions alive.
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The Corsair's Callie Yiu interviews SMC dean Patricia Ramos.
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“By The River Rivanna’s” director provides additional context into the events leading up to the play’s cancellation.
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Exploring the Rich Legacy of HBCUs: A Journey of Inclusivity, Opportunity, and Celebration.
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An activity put on by the Adelante club to encourage bonding among students while also commemorating Dia De Los Muertos.
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The Crenshaw community hosts the West Coast’s largest street fair.
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As part of California’s Coastal Cleanup Day, Santa Monica College (SMC) hosted a beach cleanup at the Inkwell beach on Sept. 23,
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Professors from SMC’s History and Ethnic Studies department got together on Wednesday afternoon, October 18, to talk about the Theatre Arts’ production “By The River Rivanna.”
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The new SMC center focused on supporting minorities on campus holds its grand opening.
On Sept. 28, the SMC community celebrated Guelaguetza, an event meant to celebrate the Oaxacan community and the practice of gift-giving.
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Celebration of a vibrant culture is taking place at SMC.
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The summer when Regional Mexican Music took the U.S. by storm.
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Chabad Jewish Club President Ariella Rose talks about Judaism and her experience as Chabad Jewish Club President.
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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.
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Where are SMC students getting their caffeine fix?
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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.
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Weekly LALALA, a Japanese entertainment weekly magazine, celebrates their 20th anniversary with a festival highlighting Japanese food, performances and vendors.
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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.
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A safe and non-confrontational space to have a candid discussion about racism and how it affects different marginalized communities.
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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.
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