Cyber-Violence: Impact and Solutions
This was an op-ed written by TechWarnIn recent years, a spate of articles from newspapers across the world have detailed cases of cyber-bullying. Often, these cases involve teenagers. In one … Read More
Author: Student Contributor
Stories written by Mesa Community College journalism students. See article for corresponding author.
Vaping-related illnesses: what does campus students think?
Arizona’s ABC Channel 15, reported three new cases of vaping-related respiratory illnesses in Arizona following the uproar of six deaths linked to vaping in national news outlets. According to CNN, … Read More
Climate change: we are on fire
In recent years climate change has been a hot button topic at the forefront of major discussions. Fairly recently, climate change has been thrust once again back into the spotlight … Read More
State-of-the-art greenhouse to be built on campus
The Maricopa Community College District Governing Board authorized Mesa Community College’s request for a million dollar replacement and expansion of the land lab greenhouse. This project will replace the outdated … Read More
BPA effects on your health
Bisphenol A (BPA) has been controversial for quite some time and has received intense scrutiny from scientists, the media and even environmental groups. Such scrutiny has resulted in demand from … Read More
State rejects ERA for third time
Kim Capria / MesaCC Legend A debate took place on the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) mid-March 2019 in the Arizona State Senate. While many state representatives supported the bill, Republicans … Read More
Disney+ Competitors in for War
Companies like Amazon, Netflix, and Hulu couldn’t have possibly seen their eventual streaming empires becoming what they are now, but they should’ve seen this coming. They should’ve seen the largest … Read More
Lets Go Bernie!
When people our age think “Bernie Sanders,” we first think of the meme appeal. Sanders, a frail man, remains relatable to younger generations through it all. During his presidential campaign … Read More
Mesa mainstay “Authority Zero” and their new album
The Mesa band Authority Zero has been a staple in the Valley’s punk scene and music scene for more than 20 years. The band has been working hard to keep … Read More
Recognizing Native Americans with basketball
The Mesa Community College (MCC) American Indian Institute (AII) will host the 6th Annual American Indian Recognition Day Basketball Game in December. The event will recognize native athletes and debut … Read More