Student Life and Leadership to host free one-day wellness retreat
Students can join yoga sessions, talk with classmates and learn more about self-care at this all-day virtual event.
Category: News
President Biden promised more vaccines for Arizona, but is it enough?
One statewide COVID-19 testing network weighs in on vaccination challenges.
AppleCare Technician program offered for first time at MCC
This new certification program launched at MCC offers a quick transition toward IT employment.
Arizona’s biggest cost-free COVID-19 testing clinic awaits aid
Embry Women’s Health expands testing sites despite no recent funding from the state health department
When QAnon spreads child sex trafficking misinformation, organizations push back
Phoenix organizations STIR and TRUST AZ show the facts, not conspiracies, of child sex trafficking.
City of Mesa continues Merry Main Street with safety in mind
City of Mesa’s Merry Main Street events began, adding safety to holiday fun.
‘Passionate about student success’–Linda. Thor and Jacqueline Smith win board seats
Smith will join the MCCCD governing board and Thor won reelection. Both candidates were Maricopa Faculty Association choices.
Diversity and student success project receives $3 million grant
A scramble to the deadline led to a $3 million Hispanic-serving institution grant for the college.
MCC archaeology students uncover Hohokam artifacts at Mesa Cemetery
After months of online work, students and instructors return to find artifacts at the local site.
Election day brings long lines, mellow mood to MCC
Even after a long, hot day, voters flocked to the polls to vote in the 2020 general election.