Students build bridge to help children walk
MCC students, Mollie Heiden and Joshua Okken built a therapeutic bridge to help special needs children as part of a service learning project last semester. “The bridge we constructed was … Read More
MCC students, Mollie Heiden and Joshua Okken built a therapeutic bridge to help special needs children as part of a service learning project last semester. “The bridge we constructed was … Read More
Tuition rates and student loan debt are at an all-time high in the U.S., making it difficult to produce educated and highly-trained people in our depressed workforce and struggling economy. … Read More
Every year, people make resolutions: go to the gym more often, quit smoking, watch less television. But what happens after Jan. 1? As we fall into a rut of lethargy … Read More
“What’s in your resume?” I feel very strongly that this is a question more students should be asking themselves. Especially with the economy being what it has been over … Read More
I appreciate it anytime consumers get a real peek of what goes on behind the curtain. Like the Donald Sterling incident early last year, the recent hack on Sony offered … Read More
Doing good can be infectious One of the most important things in our lives as human beings is the acceptance of our peers. What we lean on so confidently for … Read More
Cameron Abbott Mesa Legend When a motion for impeachment is introduced, it becomes a process by which formal charges are made against a public official. The … Read More
Guillermo Martinez Mesa Legend It’s been reported from the American Psychological Association that 50 percent of marriages end in divorce. There are many reasons as to why this predicament … Read More
State Representative Mark Cardenas has crafted legislation in favor of the legalization of marijuana in Arizona. This legislation, if passed, would make the sale of marijuana legal through officially … Read More
By: Jackson Kellogg Mesa Community College offers a variety of technological resources and applications accessible to students through campus computers. According to Sasan Poureetezadi, vice president of information technology at MCC, … Read More