Salt River Wild Horse nonprofit gains in fertility program, loses donations
While successfully implementing a fertility program, the wild horse nonprofit lost vital donations.
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‘They should be remembered’: Latin Heritage Month screens ‘The 43’
One Latin Heritage Month event recognizes the six-year anniversary of Mexico’s Ayotzinapa 43.
Campus discussion series returns with virtual stalking focus group
MCC staff weigh in on cyber-safety as one professor prepares for an honest conversation.
Student Success Workshops find their own success online
The workshops gained participants and a new direction to teach online students success strategies.
Stellar MCC Planetarium shows now streamable
MCC’s closed Planetarium finds a new way to help teachers and students reach for the stars
MCC’s “Wave” conveys Arizona’s COVID-19 death toll
Thousands of flowing masks in an MCC Art Gallery installation depict Arizona’s COVID-19 death toll.
Food distribution for students returns pandemic-proof
Mesa Community College’s Mesa Market and We Care Wednesdays return as curbside pickup and drive-thru.
Millions awarded in grant for returning students as Maricopa district fights enrollment decline
New Maricopa Opportunity Grant and full-time student discounts offer significant tuition reductions amid pandemic.
College students recruited as new generation of COVID-19 poll workers
As November elections loom, advocacy groups see students as solution to likely poll worker shortage.
Automotive and welding programs go hybrid
Welding and automotive Mesa Community College programs will be hybrid this fall due to COVID-19.