Fiesta District facelift offers hope
Ryan Scott Fiesta Mall opened in 1979 and for years was one of the premier shopping centers in the area. However, in recent years the mall has been declining in … Read More
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Tinder makes big impact in social media-based dating
Rebekah Young The dating app Tinder is an innovative way for people to meet and start relationships. Tinder is a social discovery platform for people, where people use the app … Read More
Construction delays continue for MCC students
Kian Hagerman Students of Mesa Community College, upon first returning to school for the fall semester may encounter delays when approaching the campus. Construction on Southern Avenue between Dobson Road … Read More
Planned Parenthood in potential hot water over alleged misfilings
Joshua Bowling Planned Parenthood’s Arizona offices have recently come under fire from pro-life group Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), who said that the institution has been intentionally misfiling sexual abuses as … Read More
Students look for best deals on books
Jason Schiffman Students at Mesa Community College have multiple ways of acquiring any textbooks they may need. The Mesa Community College bookstore found on campus is one of the most … Read More
Dutch Bros. Coffee gives back to local community
By: Elliot Adams Dutch Bros. Coffee, a large chain of drive-through coffee stores, has made a name for itself in terms of its fundraising events for local charities and organizations … Read More
ASMCC election winners announced
By: Elliott Adams The winners of the elections for the Associated Students of Mesa Community College Executive Board have been announced. After a week of voting in booths set up around … Read More
District raises tuition despite hundreds of millions in cash
By: Ryan Scott, Elliott Adams The Maricopa County Community College District has cash on hand totaling nearly $500 million according to research conducted by Glendale Community College accounting instructor Chuck Vawter … Read More