Students venture to the State Capitol building with questions for their elected officials
MCC partnered with voting rights non-profit organizations to bring students to the Arizona State Capitol and educate them about the legislative process.
MCC partnered with voting rights non-profit organizations to bring students to the Arizona State Capitol and educate them about the legislative process.
Among the graduates are MCC’s first bachelor’s degree recipients.
Students and faculty step up to the mic despite unexpected setbacks.
Hundreds of dollars of prizes were up for grabs in biggest Student Art Show yet.
MCC students will be able to vote for candidates to run the college’s student government.
Food, activities, speeches and more took place to celebrate MCC’s 60th anniversary.
More than 20 families will be short of a daycare center after this semester.
Students and staff shop for books, water bottles, electronics and even some free items.
Small businesses, clubs and even musicians sell and showcase their art.
A public town hall meeting between MCC staff and administration cleared up some but not all confusion.