MCC speaks out on death with dignity
Jordan Blitz Mesa Legend Another cancer diagnosis, another expiration date given, another choice must be made; to wait out their days in hospitals or go peacefully by choice. Dying with dignity, … Read More
High school students ill-prepared for college
Ryan Rybicki Mesa Legend Most college students have limited amount of money and time. So choosing the right major fresh out of high school is important. Switching majors most … Read More
Herbal treatments gain mainstream support
Julie Beach Mesa Legend Some question whether mainstream western medicine can incorporate alternative medical practices such as therapeutic massage, guided meditation, utilizing supplements and herbal medicine, and others into a … Read More
Model aviation scene gains altitude in the Valley
On a February afternoon at The Arizona Model Aviators Superstition Airpark flying site in Usery Park, near Apache Junction, there were clear blue skies and an occasional soft breeze. “This … Read More
Super Bowl hype won’t dismiss worst NFL season
“I get really depressed when football season ends” said Arizona native and singer Jordin Sparks in a recent radio interview. “What do I do (now) on Sundays?” Many share these … Read More
Basketball player shows determination on and off the field
Humble, kind and determined are three things that describe Mesa Community College Women’s basketball player Kylie Herd. Born in Phoenix, Ariz., Herd has a mother, Rebecca, father, Norm and sister, … Read More
Success in both academics and athletics
“From day one students agree to commit to their education complete their degree and compete both on and off the field,” according to Director of Athletics, John Mulhern. The … Read More
Baseball, softball prepare for upcoming season
On Jan. 31 the defending Mesa Community College baseball national champions took to the field to begin the 2015 season. This season the Mesa T-Birds have their minds set to … Read More
Astronomy Night
On Campus Feb. 6, 6 – 10 p.m. MCC Southern and Dobson Campus PS-115 Planetarium These shows run the first Friday of every month. Shows are usually 30 minutes long and … Read More
MCC’s Cirelli awarded coach of the year
After a successful season in Baseball last season, Tony Cirelli, head coach, won National Junior College Coach of The Year in early January. “I am fortunate to work with … Read More