Mesa blunders with Eastern
Allison Cripe Mesa Legend Homecoming began at 5 p.m. at The Kirk Student Center with a reception for Mesa’s 18 National championship teams. It was a celebration complete with snacks, … Read More
Pau Tonneson vaults into the Olympics
Joseph Jacquez Mesa Legend Former Mesa Community College track and field star Pau Tonnesen recently qualified for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Previously, he placed second in … Read More
Lady T-Birds grind to gridlock against Scottsdale
Kian Hagerman Mesa Legend MCC women’s soccer has attempted to right the ship following a string of poor performances, only to have their game on Oct. 6 against Scottsdale end … Read More
Glendale council considers lightrail expansion
Cameron Abbott Mesa Legend When the Recession of 2008 occurred, it was felt on every level throughout the nation — budgets were slashed, benefits cut, and programs were shut down. … Read More
Grade inflation sparks debate in higher education
Keith Whittemore Mesa Legend According to some in the education field, grade inflation is on the rise. Grade inflation is the idea that educators, especially at the university level, have … Read More
Common courtesy, respect lose out to digitization
Adella Helton Mesa Legend With such an emphasis placed on one’s digital presence today, the focus on effective, respectful communication seems to be changing. Many young people these days shun … Read More
Food trucks an alternative to fast food
Nikki McPheron Mesa Legend Most people either love or hate food trucks. Some serve tacos, quesadillas, and burritos, while others serve hamburgers or grilled cheese sandwiches.In recent years, the concept … Read More
Pro-Ducey students vote against own interests
Joe Jacquez Mesa Legend With the election season quickly approaching voters from across the country on both sides of the aisle will make choices and vote for candidates that will … Read More
Women lack awareness of ovarian cancer
Nikki Waldmann Mesa Legend Cancer is one of the hardest words to swallow, with an estimated 1.6 million new cases a year. It seems to be a continuing problem for … Read More
Student-parents face struggles; MCC offers support
Mahriah Schmidt Mesa Legend Balancing a school schedule is hard work and takes a lot of discipline and drive. But for a percentage of college students, their education becomes a … Read More