Category: News

Sarah Lopez Mesa Legend The Second Amendment Preservation Act was introduced to the Arizona Senate on Feb. 3 of 2014 and did not meet its deadline for total Senate approval … Read More

Mesa Community College put on a farmers’ market on Feb. 25, from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. The market was open to the public, as well as students and faculty, … Read More

  A book club open for female veterans of all ages recently opened at MCC, due to the efforts of Arizona Humanities, a nonprofit which seeks to serve Arizonans.  Hannah … Read More

  Claudia Alexander, a NASA research scientist, spoke at MCC as part of the Maricopa Community Colleges honors forum lecture series.  On Feb. 18, Alexander took the stage at the … Read More

Joe Jacquez Mesa Legend   Mesa Community College is now 50 years old. Ever since this college was founded, it has been known for service learning, and getting involved in … Read More

Jordan Blitz Mesa Legend Another cancer diagnosis, another expiration date given, another choice must be made; to wait out their days in hospitals or go peacefully by choice. Dying with dignity, … Read More

Ryan Rybicki Mesa Legend   Most college students have limited amount of money and time.  So choosing the right major fresh out of high school is important. Switching majors most … Read More

Julie Beach Mesa Legend Some question whether mainstream western medicine can incorporate alternative medical practices such as therapeutic massage, guided meditation, utilizing supplements and herbal medicine, and others into a … Read More

  Arizona is the first state in the country requiring high school students to pass a civics test in order to get their diploma.  The American Civics Act, legislation submitted … Read More

Arizona has the fourth-highest death rate for alcohol poisoning, according to a new study done by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).  Leader of the alcohol program at … Read More