Joe Jacquez Mesa Legend MCC’s commitment to civic engagement and engaging in discussions about tough issues continued recently with a variety of events during Hunger Awareness Week at both the … Read More
Jazmyn Brooks Mesa Legend Language classes can be tough, mainly because they are taken to fill a time slot or fulfill a degree requirement instead of a genuine interest in … Read More
Sarah Lopez Mesa Legend Women are now the fastest growing demographic in gun ownership and shooting sports, according to a report by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF). The … Read More
Refugees must be viewed as humans People often have a difficult time realizing that others are “people” too. When strangers are ahead of us in line at Chipotle, we think … Read More
Karlyle Stephens Mesa Legend We’re living in times that are unlike any ever before. Where are we headed? That’s a question I’m not prepared and maybe even too scared … Read More
War has been the folly of man for as far back as human reckoning; competition for resources, land and breeding rights is nothing unique to the human condition either. This may … Read More
Sebastian Miguel Mesa Legend All of us have a deep desire to love and be loved. There are an array of levels of love that we receive from parents, siblings, … Read More
Joe Jacquez Mesa Legend Since I arrived at Mesa Community College, I have noticed one major difference between the average high school student and the average college student: college students … Read More
Keith Whittemore Mesa Legend “Be careful, there’s a sickness going around this room,” MCC professor Rino Mazzucco said over the combined din of Journey’s “Separate Ways” and frenetic sanding. The … Read More
Ishmael Brown Mesa Legend Bradley West is an ex-ASU Engineering student Due to poor time management and a little too much fun instead of school, he was expelled from the … Read More