SMC — In January, Santa Monica College officials announced a $1 million gift from Santa Monica couple Conrad Lee Klein and Joan Dempsey Klein to create the Conrad Lee Klein Fund
SMC — The Santa Monica College Board of Trustees requested its administration to return with multiple plans to deal with a projected $87 million in unfunded healthcare liability that will weigh
DOWNTOWN — Students of Emeritus College will meet Thursday afternoon to form a student union to advocate for class offerings for senior citizens amidst a climate of budget cuts.
Emeritus College
In honor of Black History Month, Santa Monica College will have special guest speakers Santa Monica Police Chief Jacqueline A. Seabrooks and Dr. Benjamin P. Bowser.
Seabrooks will speak on
Santa Monica College, in collaboration with the California Works Alliance, has helped 124 residents of east Los Angeles County earn degrees in sustainable resource management from the California Resource Recovery
Responding to a significant increase in bicycle ridership by Santa Monica College students and employees, officials there on Monday announced the opening of a new $600,000 bike parking lot
PICO BLVD — Santa Monica College officials will need to take action to control health care costs currently projected to hit $87 million over the next 30 years, according to a
Santa Monica College received a hefty $41,000 donation from an American Legion post in the Pacific Palisades, college officials said Monday.
American Legion Post 283 is no stranger to
The Santa Monica College Pete & Susan Barrett Art Gallery will be showing "African American Treasures: History and Art from the Collection of Bernard and Shirley Kinsey," in
PICO BLVD — Students involved in the April 2012 protest at Santa Monica College that ended when campus police unleashed pepper spray on the crowd dispute the characterization of protesters in
Santa Monica College is offering 10 percent off continuing ed classes for the spring semester. There are nearly 300 classes available to take, ranging from language classes to classes in
SMC — A long-awaited report released Friday afternoon analyzing a protest at Santa Monica College over a controversial two-tier tuition scheme found that students, police and administrators shared blame in events
