By: Joshua Bowling The Arizona Students’ Association came to Mesa Community College on Sept. 23, registering students to vote in honor of National Voter Registration Day. Democratic candidate for Secretary … Read More
By: Michael Shahin Many people at MCC are not only college students, but also work full/part time jobs, have family ties and a social life. Some students are able to … Read More
By: Joshua Bowling By 2018, nearly two-thirds of jobs in Arizona will require some post-secondary education or training, according to azreportcard.gov. The Governor’s Office launched this website in order to … Read More
By: Kian Hagerman Scientific theories have done much to advance how people function in their everyday lives. Merriam-Webster defines theory as it relates to science as the general or abstract … Read More
By: Ryan Scott Mesa Community College offers several various programs for students under the age of 18 who would like to attend and take college level courses before graduating high … Read More
By: Brittany Cruz There is more slavery being recorded today than any other time in human history, with approximately 20 million to 30 million slaves in existence. Of the various … Read More
Residents across the state recently left their homes for one thing: The polling center. Arizona state primaries were held on Tuesday, Aug. 26. Doug Ducey, current state treasurer, took the … Read More
By: Skylar Betancourt For years since inception, the Arizona Mills Mall has been associated with a very distinct food court: wide surface area, less than a dozen eating options, … Read More
By: Ryan Scott Arizona residents recently experienced the single wettest day on record and even though the rain has long subsided, the damage has been done and many will … Read More
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