Return of presentation to review and explain MCC’s current Budget Crisis
Dates for upcoming Budget Roadshow revealed by the Vice President of Administrative Services.
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Lockdown lifted at Southern and Dobson campus after police situation
A police situation on the nearby U.S. Route 60 closed the campus Thursday afternoon as authorities investigated.
Joanne Russell talks transition to Mesa Community College as VP of Academic Affairs
New VP of Academic Affairs hopes to implement longstanding commitment to student success to MCC.
Utah Tech University strengthen transfers for Arizona community college students
Utah Tech University is added to a list of many four-year university transfer partners with the Maricopa County Community College District.
‘It’s been such an honor.’ Miss Native MCC to transfer crown in upcoming pageant
The 2023-2024 Miss Native Community College will be honored before passing along the position of campus royalty.
Coming on Wednesday the Midday News!
The Journalism and New Media Studies program invites the community to learn more about the pathway to a degree in journalism.
How a voter-passed budget increase will benefit Maricopa County Community Colleges
The passing of Proposition 486 allowed the Maricopa County Community College District to keep their existing colleges and programs.
Council member Mark Freeman elected as mayor of Mesa
Mark Freeman would replace John Giles as the mayor of Mesa after he defeated Scott Smith by over 10,000 votes.
MCCCD employees organize drag show to raise scholarship funds
Equality Maricopa arrange a night of entertainment that benefits students inclusivity across all campuses.
Proposition 486 receives almost 60% approval for community college budget increase
Maricopa County voters would likely decide to permanently adjust the base on which a budget for district-wide college resources are calculated