By: Michelle Chance According to unitedfoodbank.org, Arizona is the fifth worst state for overall food insecurity with 1 in 5 adults struggling with hunger. The Food Pantry program at MCC … Read More
By: Kian Hagerman The MCC Theatre will see an adaptation of “Rumpelstiltskin” grace its stage, in a production by the theatre & film arts department directed by Kevin Dressler. “This … Read More
By: Ryan Scott Movies are big business, that is no secret and for those who enjoy seeing movies in The Valley, there is no shortage of establishments to go see … Read More
By: Michelle Chance Book lovers and wine aficionados around The Valley finally have a bookstore and wine bar in one location. First Draft Book Bar is located within the new … Read More
By: Ryan Scott October means several things to Phoenix area residents. Cooler weather is on the way, pumpkin spice is back and Halloween is just around the corner. Horror … Read More
By: Michelle Chance October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and with the high profile spousal abuse cases in the news recently, there has been much discussion and debate about this … Read More
The Mesa Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Committee will once again provide four $250 scholarships for students attending Mesa Community College (MCC) in the spring 2015. Students must apply and submit … Read More
The MCC Automotive Technology Program needs vehicles to inspect and service this semester. Students in the auto tech program complete repairs as part of their program of study. Outside support … Read More
By: Ryan Scott MCC’s Institutional Advancement is seeking volunteers to help work the Halloween Extravaganza at the MCC Red Mountain Campus Friday Oct. 31. Volunteers are needed to help with … Read More
By: Joshua Bowling An MCC student from the Navajo Nation decided to hold a winter jacket drive in the Fall semester of 2013 after MCC’s regularly-scheduled jacket drive. Marlinda Haudley, … Read More