The media finally bends the knee
Jack Carroll MesaCC Legend After Michelle Wolf’s biting comedy routine at the White House Correspondents Dinner on April 28, many people emerged from the aftermath... Read more.
Movie franchises, the one thing millenials can’t kill
Marcus Campbell MesaCC Legend Millennials get a lot of grief for nearly every aspect of their lives; from how we choose to spend our time to how we choose to …... Read more.
Campus parking chaos
Alli Cripe MesaCC Legend ‘The early bird gets the worm,’ is the saying for those who want to get things done. The same could be said for scoring a parking... Read more.
Music videos finally mean something again
Jack Carroll MesaCC Legend Since the decline of MTV, the once giant purveyor of music videos to the masses, people have occasionally thought that music videos were... Read more.
Indigenous peoples join in RedForEd fight
Sierralie Perez MesaCC Legend The RedForEd movement has been know to many as the teachers protest for better pay and proper funding for Arizona schools. Teachers,... Read more.
Earn a degree and travel the world
Faith Garland MesaCC Legend More than two thousand MCC students have studied in another country since 1986. England, Guanajuato, Belgium, Ireland, Italy, and France... Read more.
Grounds for Thought named “dopest” breakfast spot
Josette Madonia MesaCC Legend Grounds for Thought café on the Mesa Community College (MCC) at Dobson was the first campus café recognized in the New Times’ March... Read more.
Students at MCC no longer need parking permits
Jack Carroll MesaCC Legend Mesa Community College Students are now able to park on campus without needing a parking permit. In a recent email from the Public Safety... Read more.
ASU lithium battery discovery
Karina Herrera-Prieto MesaCC Legend A new discovery at Arizona State University (ASU) regarding lithium batteries could revolutionize our cellphones future. ASU... Read more.
Mosaic artwork flourishes at Mesa Community College
Josette Madonia MesaCC Legend A collaboration across departments brings two projects together at Mesa Community College (MCC) based upon ancient Islamic art. In... Read more.