Mesa Legend

Jesse Mock The Super Bowl has come and gone leaving behind a huge pile of cash for Glendale’s economy.The economic impact of the Super Bowl is expected to be between … Read More

Maryjane Bowden With Arizona tuition costs increasing 2.2 percent from last year, students can expect to pay anywhere from $95-$1,404 more than in the 2006-2007 school year. Increasing costs means … Read More

Heather Valmy Students interested in getting involved in the community can find outlets at MCC through service learning, Peervention, or the honor society, Phi Theta Kappa. Duane Oakes, director of … Read More

Aaron Dunton The rocky basketball season continued for the lady T-birds when they took on Central Arizona College on Jan. 9. Central Arizona College showed why they were the number … Read More

Lauren Hutzley “Can I get Double Apple?”The clerk hands over a slender box that smells like a freshly baked apple pie. It’s called shisha, flavored tobacco from the Middle East. … Read More

Michelle Lawrence No matter how old you get, the term “nerd” can and will be applied where people deem necessary. I was having a conversation with a co-worker recently and … Read More

Hillary Smith After endless personal debates with Barack Obama, on Jan. 22 Hillary Clinton had her chance to get back to what matters to Americans. Clinton spoke to a packed … Read More

Jesse Mock This semester MCCD initiated a new district-wide policy that could affect students’ wallets who get purged from their classes after the 100 percent refund date for their class.The … Read More

Jesse Mock A partnership between MCC and Salt River Project makes it possible for SRP relay technicians to go to college and also work full-time.Employees who are a part of … Read More

Brittany Hays The Veteran’s Services department at MCC provides support in and out of the classroom; guiding veterans through enrollment and providing support groups and resources to help them adjust … Read More