Mesa Legend

Ryan Garner Plans have been unveiled to include France in the short list of countries available for study abroad programs in 2013. The course is one month long, with assorted … Read More

Ben Garcia The new year brings changes for people. For the MCC softball team, the new years brings a new coach, new hope and new challenges for the Lady Tbirds. … Read More

Ben Garcia Let us be introduced to Todd Bolser, Sports Information Director here at MCC. Bolser attended ASU, earning his bachelor’s of arts in Journalism and Mass Communication from the … Read More

Ben Garcia In honor of Martin Luther King Jr., MCC basketball hosted a MLK day classic game against the Phoenix College Bears. As the Bears entered the Gym, one thing … Read More

Andrew Wild There has been a stigma surrounding Muslims in the United States. Many Muslims can feel like outsiders, even if born and raised here. The Muslim Student’s Association, an … Read More

Huan Vo As the semester starts, ASMCC is looking back at what they’ve done so far with a to-do list filled with checks. With communication being one of the main … Read More

Jessica Unterreiner Stephanie Villa, alumni of Mesa Community College, went to Washington, D.C. to speak in front of the Council of Undergraduate Research on Nov. 1, 2011. Villa, now a … Read More

Ben Garcia Usually the week before school starts students are embracing that one last week of freedom. Embracing the last week of freedom might mean students are working longer hours. … Read More

Jessica Unterreiner A quarter life crises, a term which stems from the well-known mid-life crisis, is characterized by feelings of uncertainty and anxiety about one’s future. Michael Hedden, a Licensed … Read More

Jessica Unterreiner Benedictine University, a Catholic liberal arts college in Illinois, may open a new campus in downtown Mesa as early as fall 2013. “Benedictine is attractive to the city … Read More