Mesa Legend

For young people, going to college and moving out on their own is a time to experience a wide array of new things.They get the opportunity to live on their … Read More

Brianna Martinez Lately, the world is beginning to take “green living” to whole new levels. One way to give back to the environment is organic clothing. Clothing made from leaves … Read More

Nick Kosmider “Is America ready for a female president?” This has been the question that’s made people flush and stumble ever since former first lady Hillary Clinton announced her intent … Read More

Nadiia Petryk From March 31 to April 10, MCC was celebrating its blooming art talents. Like every spring semester, the Navajo Room of the Kirk Center was hosting the MCC … Read More

Chelsea Zaft With almost 30 percent of full-time college students meeting the medical definition of drug or alcohol addiction, according to a recent study from the National Center on Addiction … Read More

Hillary Smith Every person and every culture has certain foods that they think are enjoyable to eat, but those foods are not delicious to everyone. Somewhere in the mind of … Read More

Jesse Mock State Sen. Karen Johnson is sticking to her guns and pushing for Senate Bill 1214 despite strong opposition from some students and college employees.The bill would allow any … Read More

Hillary Smith The necessity for vitamins has taken a turn into the unknown. Today, many debate on the importance of these daily pills. Can’t we get the nutrition we need … Read More

Nadiia Petryk The Annual Phoenix Art Detour can be officially called one of the biggest art events of the Valley, and this year it celebrated its 20th anniversary. As usual, … Read More

Nick Kosmider The MCC women’s basketball team had their surprise, late-season run end abruptly as they lost both games in the NJCAA Division II Championships.Despite a losing regular season, and … Read More