‘Mother Hicks’ closes MCC Theatre season
By: Kian Hagerman Susan Zeder’s “Mother Hicks” will be performed on the MCC Theatre stage at the Southern and Dobson campus in December. Zeder has won the Distinguished Play award … Read More
Off campus eateries offer more affordable meal options
By: Sarah Lopez The prices of Mesa Community College’s on campus dining options are the main reason students choose to eat off campus, according to Mary Cornejo, one of the … Read More
Packed lunches less expensive, healthier than cafeteria
By: Michelle Chance MCC students have a few options when choosing what to eat for lunch: eat fast food off campus, eat at the cafeteria, coffee shop, or hotdog stand … Read More
‘Great American Smoke Out’ comes to MCC
By: Michelle Chance On Nov. 20, MCC partnered with various organizations to recognize the Great American Smoke Out, a national event which encourages smokers to quit. Information tables were … Read More
LGBTQ Alliance seeks to amend MCC Constitution
By: Michelle Chance Near the end of the fall semester, the student body will be voting on a bill that would amend the MCC student constitution to recognize gender identity. … Read More
Passing problem classes is possible with time and effort
By: Kian Hagerman As the end of the semester draws near, final grades for classes start to take shape. Those that might be lagging behind in classes shouldn’t feel the … Read More
Why reverse racism doesn’t exist
By: Paige Baker As the conversation about race grows, increasingly, we’re hearing a new story; the story of the straight white man, oppressed in a culture infatuated with political-correctness and … Read More
Why we need the holidays back
By: Michael Shahin The holiday season has started, and is going strong this year. Many of us have our traditions with our families and loved ones, while many others are … Read More
Both students, teachers should be more understanding
By: Julija Kaselyte I’ve gone to a few different schools and had a fair share of it. I noticed some interesting yet sometimes bothering things in the academic field. We … Read More
It’s the least wonderful time of the year
The View Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s are all synonymous with unity, good times, and family. This is not true for everyone, though. Spending time with family, gathering around the … Read More