What to expect on Mesa Community College campus as it comes back to life
Masks are required as in-person classes and student services like admissions come back to campus.
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Department of Economic Security visits Mesa Community College to help students in need
The Arizona Department of Economic Security is hosting assistance sessions with students in need.
Trial by COVID-19: MCC’s journey through the pandemic
Meet a few of the faces working behind the scenes to keep this campus running.
The Mesa Market receives a surprise $1,000 check to fund campus food pantry.
The Mesa Market received funds to finance student assistance projects in upcoming semesters.
South Mountain Community College professor chosen to be apart of Inspiration4 space mission
Phoenix community college professor Dr. Sian Proctor picked for first all-civilian space mission.
City Council approves zoning of Mekong 88 expansion
A popular local asian marketplace is progressing with its expansion.
Mesa Community College set to have 50% in-person class occupancies this fall
In-person and hybrid course will adhere to the limited capacity on both campuses.
Maricopa Community Colleges offers free antivirus software
Maricopa Community College District is offering free antivirus software to students and employees.
Mesa high school students can now apply to the Mesa College Promise Fund
Applications for the Mesa College Promise Fund are now open to Mesa high school students.
President Biden’s two-week window for small business loans could be less effective in Mesa
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce and a local lender weigh in on the new PPP expansion.