Indigenous boarding school victims honored at MCC
Orange Shirt Day remember indigenous survivors of Native American boarding schools.
Food drive benefiting Mesa Market adds new prize for biggest donation
The annual food drive organized by Mesa Community College’s student government will call for donations from all students and faculty.
Mesa will be the home of Arizona’s first baseball museum
The Play ball exhibit will expand to become its own museum on the grounds of the Mesa Historical Museum
College hosts forum for Mesa Public School governing board candidates
Candidates speak as they campaign for three of the five Mesa Public Schools Governing Board seats up for election.
The first Second Friday is only the beginning
The inaugural Second Friday event at MCC took place on Sept. 13, with the college’s own DJ team successfully raising over $100 for student clubs and organizations.
Here’s a look at Bachelor’s Degrees offered throughout Arizona community colleges
The Maricopa Community College District experienced growth in their baccalaureate programs in the fall of 2024.
‘One person at a time. One student at a time.’ Dean of student affairs reflects on early leadership goals
New dean of student affairs speaks on visions and priorities after recently joining the role.
Mesa College Promise starts fourth year of free college for eligible city residents
The program starts its fourth year with new eligibility requirements.
Second Friday debuts on-campus nightclub and art sale to raise funds for students
A safe nightclub experience with artwork for sale, music and food will be held on a monthly basis to provide funding for MCC student organizations.
Pro-Palestinian protestors gather outside MCC graduation commencement
Here’s what pro-Palestinian protestors said outside the ceremony at the Desert Financial Arena in Tempe