The Force is strong with this one
Lulu Cardoso Mesa Legend “A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far, away…” So begins one of the most enduring and well-loved franchises in American cinema, Star Wars. Much like … Read More
Virtual movements yield real-life change
Kathryn Yslas Mesa Legend If you want to change the world, the best place to start is a good Wi-Fi connection. There’s no denying that social media has become the breeding … Read More
Mesa Arts Center celebrates Dia de los Muertos
Shantel Wright Mesa Legend This year the Mesa Arts Center hosted an event on their grounds in celebration of the holiday. Individuals of the community attended the event and engaged … Read More
Students struggle with love on campus
Ishmial Brown Mesa Legend Why do college relationships fail so often? Why do high school sweethearts leave high school looking like they’ll last forever but just happen to fall by the … Read More
International students embrace American holidays
Mahriah Schmidt Mesa Legend The holidays are upon us and while many students celebrate the season surrounded by family and friends, there is a group of students on campus that … Read More
Legend’s VIEW
Keeping up with technology is vital Times have changed quite a bit; with the vast strides that have been made in technology it can be difficult to keep up with … Read More
Selfies could be healthier than we think
Kathryn Yslas Mesa Legend Apparently, the world will end not with a bang nor with a whimper, but the snap of your iPhone’s camera. At least, that’s how people seem … Read More
Combating racism in outer space
Karlyle Stephens Mesa Legend “Its 2015,” we like to hear ourselves say. What did people 50 years ago think when they spoke of the year 2015? With Siri, autonomous cars, drones, … Read More
Anti-establishment reflected in voting polls
Joe Jacquez Mesa Legend Wrap your mind around this for a minute: Republicans in Congress have a 16 percent favorability rating according to the latest polling data conducted by Quinnipiac … Read More