What to expect on Mesa Community College campus as it comes back to life
Masks are required as in-person classes and student services like admissions come back to campus.
Author: Nienke Onneweer
Nienke Onneweer is the Managing Editor and Copy Editor for the Mesa Legend. She joined in August 2019 and has been publishing articles since January 2019. She has been writing since childhood, and her favorite punctuation is the em dash. Find her on Twitter @thenienke.
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Food distribution for students returns pandemic-proof
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Clinic opens free coronavirus drive-thru testing at MCC
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