Mesa Legend

Leslie Philip ch was established in 1910 by businessman William Anthony Moeur, housed two generations of families until 1955 After the families had passed, the house was used for parties … Read More

Sarah Evans The week of Sept. 20 the Mitzvah Club built a hut, known as a sukkah, out of wood and palm fronds in the courtyard just outside of the … Read More

Joseph Starkloff Downtown Tempe Community Inc. has recently moved its Thursday Night Market, which brings in local vendors to sell organic produce and locally made products, from Mill Avenue to … Read More

Ryan McCullough Besides hostels and hotels, a new way of traveling is taking place all over the globe.Couchsurfing.org is a website that brings travelers and hosts together. Like a social … Read More

Matt Schaeffer It saddens me that people take offense to words. Those special four letter words. The ones that the simple uttering of causes people to gasp, or at least … Read More

The Crime Investigation ClubOct. 6, 1 p.m.MCC Southern and Dobson Campus/SC Building 11EThe Criminal Investigation Club will host Mike Wilson, retired LAPD crime/ accident scene photographer. Mr. Wilson will present … Read More

Cassie Fincher The first semester can often be crucial to continued success in education.”It’s important to understand the culture, or college system. How does one navigate and understand when to … Read More

Sarah Evans The ASMCC Ad Hoc Committee met on Wednesday, Sept. 29, to create legislation that will be presented to the MCC senate on Oct. 1. The committee was gathered … Read More

Joseph Starkloff The completion of the construction to the LA, EF and EO buildings have received a new deadline of Oct. 15.The remodeling was initially expected to take five weeks, … Read More

Matt Schaeffer Students lined up Sept. 30th in MCC’s courtyard from 11 a.m.to 1 p.m. for some cold treats and coach dunking.Mesa’s Men and Women’s soccer teams in, cooperation with … Read More