5th yearly Parkinson’s walk raises more than $57,000
Leslie Philp The Fifth Annual Parkinson’s walk-a-thon known as “Walk-The-Fight” was held this past Sunday on Feb. 13. Participants were encouraged... Read more.
Face-to-face contact lost in wave of digital devices
Huan Vo In 2009, 47 billion instant messages were sent per day worldwide. As of 2011, Facebook has 500 million active users. If those numbers are any indication,... Read more.
A look back in time, 31 years since the Lake Placid ‘Miracle’
Ben Garcia With just three seconds left on the clock, Al Michaels asked “Do you believe in miracles?”What followed was a U.S. hockey victory over the... Read more.
ASU football player drops pigskin for microphone
Allison Palmer Throwing a football, strumming a guitar, and pursuing religious education can seem like three very different tracks in life but Samson Szakacsy seamlessly... Read more.
Renaissance Festival
Joseph Starkloff The annual Arizona Renaissance Festival started its 23rd year to a crowd on Feb. 12. For some attendees, the fair commenced with a long line and... Read more.
MCC attracts students with video game design classes
Huan Vo For those computer savvy students, MCC is now offering a wide array of classes in the area of Computer Information Systems. Students can learn about video... Read more.
MCC employees quick thinking saves life of student
Sarah Evans On Tues. Jan. 18, in a tap dancing class, the life of Pete Poolen was saved by the quick actions made by three brave women. Before the dancing …... Read more.
Graduates pursue unorthodox after-college plans
Ryan McCullough Whether because of the lack of job prospects or a desire to travel, some college graduates are deciding to spend their first year after college abroad.... Read more.
Thunderbirds have strong opening day against ASU club team
James Mello The Mesa Thunderbirds offense returned from the offseason ready to shake the cobwebs off of their bats, and they did just that in a 14-3 opening day... Read more.
Views from abroad, Chinese versus American education
Vicky Li Each year, about 10 million students in China take the University Entrance Examination. Only one-fifth of them will experience campus life. Facing fierce... Read more.









