Statue on campus sparks debate
A goat-headed symbol of religious propaganda was placed at the Arkansas capitol building by the Satanic Temple. To Catholics and non-believers, the statue adhered to be quite terrifying and disgraceful, … Read More
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POWWOW cancelled after three years of successful events
Sierralie Perez MesaCC Legend On March 9 Mesa Legend received an email stating the Mesa Community College (MCC) Powwow planned for April 7- 8 was canceled. There was no further … Read More
Here’s Your Edge
Job hunters, MCC career services is the advantage Mari DeSanto MesaCC Legend First stop of a job search should be the career services on campus. They provide information and measure … Read More
First accredited arboretum at MCC
Sierralie Perez MesaCC Legend Mesa Community College (MCC) is the first ArbNet Level I accredited arboretum in Arizona dedicated to a collection of trees, shrubs and other woody plants. The … Read More
LimeBikes might leave a sour taste
Bike sharing companies are sweeping across the East Valley in full force Auriya Mofrad MesaCC Legend Citrus-colored bikes are blooming across the East Valley and around the Mesa Community College … Read More
Grounds for Thought named “dopest” breakfast spot
Josette Madonia MesaCC Legend Grounds for Thought café on the Mesa Community College (MCC) at Dobson was the first campus café recognized in the New Times’ March 17 “List of … Read More
Students at MCC no longer need parking permits
Jack Carroll MesaCC Legend Mesa Community College Students are now able to park on campus without needing a parking permit. In a recent email from the Public Safety Commander of … Read More
ASU lithium battery discovery
Karina Herrera-Prieto MesaCC Legend A new discovery at Arizona State University (ASU) regarding lithium batteries could revolutionize our cellphones future. ASU professors Candace Chan and Hanqing Jiang, have lead studies … Read More
Mesa creates new IT Institute for everything “internet”
Sydney Ritter MesaCC Legend Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) is announcing the new Information Technology Institute at Mesa to meet the emerging technological workforce’s demand for talent in areas … Read More
First female Native American State Senator visits MCC
Sydney Ritter MesaCC Legend On April 19, Arizona State Senator Jamescita Peshlakai visited Mesa Community College (MCC) to speak to students about her experience as the first female Native American … Read More