MCC to give $3.5 million to students impacted by COVID-19
On May 8, over $3.5 million in relief funding was awarded to the college.
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MCC Nurse Faculty Advises Against Disinfectant Injections
Trump suggested medical professionals look into curing COVID-19 through disinfectant injections.
Coronavirus brings more changes to Mesa
MCC has changed the refund policy and moved summer classes online in response to the pandemic.
How MCC is promoting the census during COVID-19
COVID-19 changes MCC’s efforts to promote the 2020 census to new communities.
COVID-19 on the Navajo Nation: Grief in a Pandemic
A Navajo Native tells about their grief during the quarantine.
Life in the time of coronavirus: changes in transportation and travel
How the coronavirus has changed the transportation world.
COVID-19 on the Navajo Nation: The Press Conference
How the Navajo Nation has responded to COVID-19.
Another stab at needle exchanges
Arizona House of Representatives has passed the Needle Exchange act.
COVID-19 confirmed at MCC and MCCCD
A member of Maricopa County Community colleges (MCCCD) has been tested positive for COVID-19, or the coronavirus, according to a statement released by Interim Chancellor Steven Gonzales on March 23. … Read More
Maricopa District extends campus shutdown ahead of online conversion
The Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) announced further postponement of in-person classes until April 5 to convert many of its courses to online only for the spring semester. This … Read More