Student Success Workshops find their own success online
The Other Candidates: Libertarian Spike Cohen makes a case for college students
ASU’s COVID-19 policy is invasive and poorly implemented
MCC’s “Wave” conveys Arizona’s COVID-19 death toll
Hohokam League set to return on Oct. 17
Movie theaters return masked up.
News
Student Success Workshops find their own success online
The workshops gained participants and a new direction to teach online students success strategies.
Stellar MCC Planetarium shows now streamable
MCC’s closed Planetarium finds a new way to help teachers and students reach for the stars
MCC’s “Wave” conveys Arizona’s COVID-19 death toll
Thousands of flowing masks in an MCC Art Gallery installation depict Arizona’s COVID-19 death toll.
Food distribution for students returns pandemic-proof
Mesa Community College’s Mesa Market and We Care Wednesdays return as curbside pickup and drive-thru
Millions awarded in grant for returning students as Maricopa district fights enrollment decline
New Maricopa Opportunity Grant and full-time student discounts offer significant tuition reductions
College students recruited as new generation of COVID-19 poll workers
As November elections loom, advocacy groups see students as solution to likely poll worker shortage.
Sports
Hohokam League set to return on Oct. 17
Despite COVID-19, the Hohokam League is set to be Arizona’s only source of college football.
Maricopa fall sports moved to spring
The Maricopa County Community College District will delay all fall sports until spring of 2021.
Video games serve as escape during COVID-19
the video game industry has been immune to the coronavirus pandemic and one source of escape
Fans are moving on without sports
With many sports seasons postponed or cancelled, fans have had to adapt to the lack of sports.
JUCO Sports stop due to COVID-19
All spring sports at Maricopa Community Colleges will cancel due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Opinions
Letter to the Editor: The college youth vote matters
College youth have the numbers to make a significant impact in November--we just need to show up!
ASU’s COVID-19 policy is invasive and poorly implemented
Daily health checks and mandatory testing are a poor substitute for results
Much Ado About Capitalism
The fuss over doing nothing during the pandemic is revealing the corruption of capitalism.
Autopsy of a Trump Press Conference
The president has been urged to lessen the amount of briefings by his staff.
Culture
Diverse and sentimental ‘The Broken Hearts Gallery’ breaks the rom-com mold
Girl meets boy, boy leaves girl, girl keeps memento, and girl meets the right boy.
Christopher Nolan twists time again in “Tenet”
Inverted objects and cinematic moments make "Tenet" a film to see in theaters--if you can.
“The New Mutants” falls into the clutches of cliche
"The New Mutants" falls short of promise of horror and falls into the clutches of cliche.
Features
The Other Candidates: Libertarian Spike Cohen makes a case for college students
Libertarian vice-presidential hopeful “Spike” Cohen visited Phoenix. Is this the party for students?
Amid shutdowns dancers take the virtual stage
Amid shutdowns dancers take the virtual stage
Biology for the blind
A message to educators from MCC’s adjunct faculty of the year, Brad Jacobson