Category: Features

  It’s the classic story of the romantic bookworm falling in love with the handsome bad boy. Well, maybe not so classic. Throw in some whips and cable ties and … Read More

MCC is partnering with The College of St. Scholastica to offer a new social work course beginning in mid-March.  “The Competency of Compassion” course will focus on the role compassion … Read More

The next production to come to the MCC Theatre stage will be Christopher Durang’s “Beyond Therapy,” a comedy that will be directed by David Vining.  Productions of the play have … Read More

The Community Engagement Expo hosted community agencies offering volunteer opportunities to students on campus.  The event which was held in the white event tent on Feb. 4 and 5, was … Read More

Mesa Legend Review Opening with a vintage, stylized Columbia Pictures logo, immediately followed by Point Grey’s nod to iconic propaganda images associated with North Korea, “The Interview” begins with a strange … Read More

The importance of preparing for a job interview cannot be overstated.  There is a good chance that there are dozens and perhaps even hundreds of people applying for the same … Read More

Aaron Ruacho Mesa Legend “Star Wars” is much more than a franchise; it has become a way of life for some.Spawning a prequel trilogy, hundreds of books, television shows, games, … Read More

On a February afternoon at The Arizona Model Aviators Superstition Airpark flying site in Usery Park, near Apache Junction, there were clear blue skies and an occasional soft breeze.  “This … Read More

  MCC student Joseph Carrasco is working to legalize industrial hemp in Arizona through his agricultural non-profit organization, Hemp Our World (HOW).  Motivated by environmental concerns the business and sustainability … Read More

  The “Mesa MLK Celebration” was held in downtown Mesa on Jan. 19 to pay tribute to civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The events included a parade … Read More