Martha McSally sits on a throne of lies
Martha McSally and Mark Kelly talk Trump, gun control and COVID-19 at their only pre-election debate
The Other Candidates: Libertarian Spike Cohen makes a case for college students
Letter to the Editor: The college youth vote matters
College students recruited as new generation of COVID-19 poll workers
The Arizona Primary made easy
News
MCC student Alex Dodt wins second national literary award for ‘Lenny’
Mesa Legend staff interview the aspiring author about the fiction piece that went all the way.
Martha McSally and Mark Kelly talk Trump, gun control and COVID-19 at their only pre-election debate
With a party majority on the line, the Republican incumbent defends her seat in Congress
Salt River Wild Horse nonprofit gains in fertility program, loses donations
While successfully implementing a fertility program, the wild horse nonprofit lost vital donations.
‘They should be remembered’: Latin Heritage Month screens ‘The 43’
One Latin Heritage Month event recognizes the six-year anniversary of Mexico's Ayotzinapa 43.
Campus discussion series returns with virtual stalking focus group
MCC staff weigh in on cyber-safety as one professor prepares for an honest conversation.
Student Success Workshops find their own success online
The workshops gained participants and a new direction to teach online students success strategies.
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
It’s official: online learning is terrible
A month of online classes confirms my prediction that online learning just isn’t the same.
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.
Culture
‘Yellow Rose’ inspires beauty and empathy when we need it
The coming-of-age film captivates with an undocumented girl's heartbreak and music.
‘The Boys in the Band’ falls short with one flat note
"The Boys in the Band" might run circles around representation, but its characters fall short.
Enola outshines her older brother in the feminist “Enola Holmes”
Feminist coming-of-age "Enola Holmes" brings Sherlock's younger sister into the spotlight.
Features
MCC student Alex Dodt wins second national literary award for ‘Lenny’
Mesa Legend staff interview the aspiring author about the fiction piece that went all the way.
Theatre Department introduces inclusivity initiatives
The Mesa Community College Theatre Department will host a monthly Footlight Forum for diversity.
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?