MCC brings back marching band competition
Parents, students and alumni packed the stands as marching bands from across Arizona performed at MCC.
Residents push back on Mesa PD’s 16-year-long agreement with ICE
Residents have protested against the police’s agreement to work with ICE at Mesa council meetings for months, but have been met with little support from city officials.
Chandler Museum expands Japanese American exhibit
The exhibit Gaman returns to the public after five years.
Chandler Museum debuts exhibit featuring Japanese American internee letters through photographer’s lens
Mesa Community College’s own former photography instructor, Dean Terasaki, unveils new exhibit.
Turning Point-backed candidate defeats Mesa councilmember in recall election
Julie Spilsbury says she stands by her endorsement of Kamala Harris and vows to keep serving Mesa in other ways.
Turning Point USA backs recall effort against Mesa councilwoman over homeless housing, Harris endorsement
Some residents feel betrayed by city of Mesa Council Member Julie Spilsbury due to her political endorsements and ordinance approvals.
MCC hosts zine workshop for World Mental Health Day to help students de-stress
Mesa Community College faculty they plan to host more creative wellness events after a zine workshop garnered positive feedback from students.
Federal work study change affects MCC students. Here’s how
The Department of Education’s new rule bars students from using Federal Work Study funds for voter registration, affecting civic jobs at Mesa Community College.
Interested in journalism or public relations? Attend MCC’s free Midday News info session
Mesa Community College invites students to a free Midday News info session Nov. 12 to explore its hands-on Journalism and PR degree opportunities.
Butterflies flutter back to Desert Botanical Garden this fall
The majority of species seen by visitors are either native or migratory to Arizona. Milkweed, swallowtail, and sulfur butterflies are among the most commonly bred in the garden.