Mesa Legend

Julija Kaselyte When I think of Christmas, I think of my family and friends hanging out by the fireplace with lots of food and coziness. Most of us are more … Read More

Julija Kaselyte MCC not only runs many noncredit classes on campus, but also offers more than 500 online courses, including over 150 career training programs, according to Coordinator of Continuing … Read More

Ryan Scott The Mesa Community College “Connect 4 Success” program is designed to help students transition into college life. The program was started by MCC President Shouan Pan and is … Read More

Denise Greiner Many consumer advocacy groups caution that title loans are a short-term fix with a long-term expense. Title loan stores have sprung up all over the valley. One such … Read More

Kristina Haney The Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences, also known as CRAS, has been in Arizona since 1987 and has two locations; Tempe, and the Gilbert location which was … Read More

Ryan Scott On Oct. 1, a group of Sasquatch researchers known as the Sasquatch Genome Project made a presentation in Dallas, Texas, claiming to have DNA evidence of the creature … Read More

Julija Kaselyte MCC students, both local and international, have an opportunity to spend a few weeks of summer studying abroad and gaining new experiences. According to the MCC website, students … Read More

The View Often times when the idea of self-control comes to mind it is not always associated with the thought of it being very exciting. This is because when it … Read More

Rene Gomez The Mesa Community College women’s soccer team took a 2-0 loss versus the Chandler-Gilbert Coyotes on Oct. 26 in Chandler. This loss ends the T-Birds season with no … Read More

Rene Gomez The T-Birds volleyball team lost in three sets against the Scottsdale Artichokes on Oct. 25 at Theo J. Heap Gymnasium. The T-Birds’ overall record is 6-14 and have … Read More