Events fill Black History Month
Kevin Bonneville To some February is just another month in a year, but to others, it’s much more than that. Black History Month was first introduced by a group... Read more.
Lights Out: New policy limits smokers to designated areas
Maryjane Bowden Students returning to MCC for the spring 2008 session are coming back to a more smoke-free campus than ever before. In addition to prohibiting smoking... Read more.
Obama’s voice being heard by college students
Nick Kosmider Perhaps it is his youth-like optimism highlighted by a “campaign of hope.” Maybe it is the fact that at 46, he himself is not infinitely... Read more.
T-birds continue to roll with promising win
Aaron Dunton It was another positive night for the men’s basketball team on Jan. 30 as the team came up with a huge 61-44 victory, this time to the Gila …... Read more.
Pan approved as new MCC president
Nick Kosmider Shouan Pan was unanimously named president of Mesa Community College by the Maricopa Community Colleges Governing Board on Jan. 8, following his official... Read more.
Financial aid offers more than just money
Alexandra Weiler The Financial Aid Department at Mesa Community College does a lot more than just disperse money.They help students by providing online services,... Read more.
Primaries causing a fever for change
Nick Kosmider As I spent my nights this week glued to CNN and reading countless blogs and commentaries I realized I had all the symptoms. I have in fact come …... Read more.
New gaming program allows MCC students to work and play
Heather Valmy With all the majors students have available to them these days, it was only a matter of time before MCC offered a program dedicated to video game technology.The... Read more.
Governor visits MCC
Nick Kosmider Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano dined at café MCC on Jan. 17, as the college hosted the “2008 Annual Breakfast with the Governor”... Read more.
Legend’s View: New President Faces Challenge, Opportunity
Congratulations to Shouan Pan on his new job as head of Mesa Community College. Now that we have the celebratory niceties out of the way let’s tell it like... Read more.