Smash Bros. club seeks an advisor
A new club dedicated to the Nintendo Switch game Super Smash Brothers, but are having difficulty finding an advisor to sponsor them. Without one, the many unofficial members of the … Read More
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Message sparks debate on campus
A table dons the words, “hate speech is free speech, prove me wrong,” under the clock tower on the morning of Thursday, March 28. Turning Point MCC, an extension of … Read More
State rejects ERA for third time
Kim Capria / MesaCC Legend A debate took place on the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) mid-March 2019 in the Arizona State Senate. While many state representatives supported the bill, Republicans … Read More
Mesa raises taxes to fund public safety concerns
The decision was made by voters on Nov. 6, 2018 to increase the transaction privilege tax up to 2%. Of that, a 0.25 percent sales tax increase is going toward … Read More
Fashion students styling a sustainable future
The E.A.R.T.H Forward Summit will hold their first ever sustainable fashion show collaborated by Wear-it Wise and Mesa Community College’s (MCC) fashion department this March. “We’re trying to get awareness … Read More
Disney internship opportunity for MCC students
Disney will recruit students from Mesa Community College(MCC) throughout March 22nd for paid internships at Disneyland and Disney World. The internship allows students 24/7 access to the park, provides college … Read More
Student elections slim on candidates
Multiple Mesa Community College (MCC) student government positions currently run unopposed this year due to lack of student body interest. Only a few applications for executive officer positions at the … Read More
International student awarded by Mesa Police Dept
Minutes to our scheduled interview, Maxime “Blessing” Gozo calls to confirm our meeting location. It quickly became evident why he was awarded “employee of the quarter” by Mesa Police Department … Read More
African Americans and Hispanics targeted by Dementia Conference
MCC has begun hosting targeted conferences to African American and Hispanic communities near campus in response to recent studies proving they are disproportionately affected by dementia. Six free educational conferences … Read More
Drought plan moves forward in AZ
Arizona was given a deadline by midnight, January 31 to agree to DCP Colorado River sanctions with the threat that if they did not, Brenda Burman, commissioner of the U.S. … Read More