MCC hosts Black History Year 2021
Mesa Community College is now hosting Black History 2021, a year-long celebration of Black history and faculty, for the first time ever. “Because of the events that happened last summer … Read More
Author: Allison Cripe
Allison Cripe is a guest writer for the Mesa Legend. She also writes songs and short stories such as this one in Across the Margin: https://acrossthemargin.com/flesh-colored-shell/. Dogs are her spirit animal(s).
After tragedy and time, MCC professor’s “Snakes of Arizona” is complete
The 850 pages on Arizona snakes took 20 years for MCC’s Andrew Holycross and the late Joseph Mitchell.
AppleCare Technician program offered for first time at MCC
This new certification program launched at MCC offers a quick transition toward IT employment.
Arizona’s biggest cost-free COVID-19 testing clinic awaits aid
Embry Women’s Health expands testing sites despite no recent funding from the state health department
When QAnon spreads child sex trafficking misinformation, organizations push back
Phoenix organizations STIR and TRUST AZ show the facts, not conspiracies, of child sex trafficking.
Mesa charities to donate to this COVID-19 holiday season
Online or in person, you can give to local charities to help someone receive housing support or a warm meal this Christmas.
MCC begins production on their first film, “Antigone”
Through Zoom and social distancing, students and faculty will create MCC’s first full-length feature film.
‘Passionate about student success’–Linda. Thor and Jacqueline Smith win board seats
Smith will join the MCCCD governing board and Thor won reelection. Both candidates were Maricopa Faculty Association choices.
Contentious Maricopa Community Colleges board elections include smear campaign
Mesa Community College’s Faculty Association shares who they support, hits Boggs with smear campaign.
Virtually no one signed up for the MCC Halloween costume contest
Only two students participated in the Halloween costume contest organized by Student Life.