Mesa Legend

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

Sarah Evans The Campus Carnival, held by the Events Programming Council (EPC) at the Red Mountain campus, showcased school clubs on Sept. 13.Kyle Federici, student and leader of the Kajukenbo … Read More

Kyle Jones Aug. 19 marked the official end of the U.S. combat mission in Iraq. A vast majority of troops have now left the country, most headed either home to … Read More

Ryan McCullough Grounds for Thought, the coffee bar in the Kirk Center for the past 16 years, has moved into the cyber café in the library.The cyber café was built … Read More

Brian Bernadel A new alternative to marijuana, JWH-018, commonly known as “Spice” is being sold legally in novelty stores and head shops all over Arizona. “This is a drug of … Read More

Ryan McCullough Every Monday, a small group gathers at Grace Community Church’s parking lot to play a sport slowly gaining popularity.Bicycle polo can be played on grass or asphalt. Each … Read More

Cassie Fincher Many college students work a job or two, possibly manage a family, and yet still find time to hit the books. The advances in technology can make life … Read More

Michael Mashburn The campus bookstore has recently implemented a text book rental program in an effort to provide students with greater savings.Rent-A-Text has allowed students to rent popular titles, new … Read More

Iliana Deanda Emerging from Orange County California, The Dirty Heads have been bursting out of the music scene with a unique blend of hip-hop and reggae tunes. The band has … Read More