Mesa Legend

Cassie DeSalvo With the economy getting worse, students are suffering. Their jobs, pay and hours just aren’t cutting it anymore. It has become increasingly harder to bring in money. School … Read More

Elizabeth Taggart Much to my chagrin, my roommate and I recently received a 90-day noise complaint. While I’m not totally against the Tempe ordinance, I do think it should only … Read More

Matt Wilhalme Nearing the halfway point of the season the Thunderbird softball team is trying to shake off a tough six game losing streak.The Lady Thunderbirds teed up against Pima … Read More

Sally Mesarosh Mesa Community College encourages all students to make safe and healthy choices while enjoying the college’s Spring Break March 14-22. For those who plan to travel during Spring … Read More

Legend’s View College has always been a place where students existed in a bubble somewhat separate from the real world, but in these economic times, students need to take a … Read More

Justin Cligari The Thunderbird golfers are made up of about a dozen MCC student athletes, are working hard to ensure they have a successful year. “The number one goal is … Read More

Iliana Deanda Last year witnessed many breakout artists that had a lot of success. With artists of 2008 like Duffy, The Ting Tings, Adele, Vampire Weekend, and Santogold we can … Read More

Jessica Smith Prices at the pump jumped for the fifth straight week in a row. Arizona drivers are now paying on average $1.942 a gallon to fill up, despite the … Read More

Nathan Humphreys ohn Updike, prolific novelist, essayist, and short story writer, passed away on Jan. 27.As a boy Updike’s goal was to draw cartoons for the New Yorker, the magazine … Read More

Latasha Newburn Every February Black History Month is celebrated throughout the country.It was originally created to inform the African-American community about their past and the struggles that were experienced in … Read More