Candidates square off in general election
By: Joshua Bowling “College-age students have an interest – just like anyone else – in making sure that we have a state that is investing and moving forward in education,” Democratic … Read More
Category: News
‘Welcome to Mesa’ signs signal completion of construction
By: Joshua Bowling Construction near Mesa Community College, which began in March of 2012, is still affecting Mesa residents and students. The City of Mesa chose Hunter Contracting Co. as the … Read More
Bridgestone subsidiary opens facility in Mesa
By: Joshua Bowling Bridgestone Americas, Inc. moved their research on domestic, organic rubber to a 10-acre research facility located in Mesa this September. Director of New Business Development for Bridgestone Americas, … Read More
New federal guidelines affect community colleges
By: Joshua Bowling New policies which affect community colleges, as well as other institutions, were unveiled by the Obama administration earlier this year. Mesa Community College announced on Sept. 23 that … Read More
Program allows Tempe Police to better prepare for emergencies
By: Skylar Betancourt In an emergency, time is an essential component of response quality. During these times, people often are unable to speak or comprehend what is going on. This affects … Read More
Nonprofit provides financial guidance
By: Kian Hagerman Students looking for assistance have many avenues available to them, but one potential source of funding to consider are Individual Development Accounts. IDAs are instruments provided to … Read More
ASU, Tempe Police departments in hot water
By: Paige Baker The ASU Police Department announced, Sept. 29, that they would be returning the military weaponry issued to them last year, as distrust of police rises … Read More
Net Neutrality; a polarizing and daunting issue
By: Ryan Scott Since the creation of the internet, it has remained largely unregulated in terms of the delivery of content. The concept of net neutrality or “open internet” that … Read More
ASMCC efforts improve Spirit Week for 2014 Fall semester
By: Joshua Bowling “Little known fact: Our mascot’s name is Thor,” said Associated Students of MCC adviser Kim Kocak. MCC’s Spirit Week took place on Sept. 22 through Sept. 27. … Read More
Tax exemptions available for students buying books
By: Joshua Bowling With the high cost of textbooks, many students look for ways to save money while in college. Many textbooks are exempt from sales tax, making it … Read More