Mesa Legend

Ryan Scott On Oct. 1, a group of Sasquatch researchers known as the Sasquatch Genome Project made a presentation in Dallas, Texas, claiming to have DNA evidence of the creature … Read More

Julija Kaselyte MCC students, both local and international, have an opportunity to spend a few weeks of summer studying abroad and gaining new experiences. According to the MCC website, students … Read More

The View Often times when the idea of self-control comes to mind it is not always associated with the thought of it being very exciting. This is because when it … Read More

Rene Gomez The Mesa Community College women’s soccer team took a 2-0 loss versus the Chandler-Gilbert Coyotes on Oct. 26 in Chandler. This loss ends the T-Birds season with no … Read More

Rene Gomez The T-Birds volleyball team lost in three sets against the Scottsdale Artichokes on Oct. 25 at Theo J. Heap Gymnasium. The T-Birds’ overall record is 6-14 and have … Read More

Kian Hagerman Every year it seems that stores start the Christmas season earlier and earlier, making the holiday less special by artificially extending its length. This year I noticed that … Read More

Kristina Haney My biggest pet peeve through my college years so far has been the question: “Are you going to go to a university after community college?” My answer is … Read More

Ryan Scott Hydrogen based fuel cell technology is improving and may soon be a legitimate option for consumers as an alternative to fossil fuels. Hydrogen is “being aggressively explored as … Read More

The View We all live in a world we choose to see; we all have different perspectives. Yet, through different eyes we are all usually capable of discovering the truth … Read More