Mesa Legend

Ryan Scott Fashion for men can be a bit of a tricky topic. “Men care about being comfortable,” said Trent Walters, an ASU student who considers himself fashionable. There are … Read More

Ryan Scott Apple’s new iPhone 5S went on sale Friday and implemented fingerprint identification as a means of security for the new phone. The fingerprint reader, known as Touch ID … Read More

That first home victory of the season eluded the T-Bird volleyball team this past Friday against the Central Arizona Vaqueros three sets to none at Theo J. Heap Gymnasium.

It is that time of year again: Autumn! The leaves change colors and the air gets crisp which means sweaters, scarves, boots, and the famous fuzzy socks. Mesa does not … Read More

Michelle Chance “Some of my self-portraits have been very disturbing for some people, but that is fine with me.” said 21-year-old aspiring artist, Erin Maidman. “I believe good art disturbs … Read More

Jenn Baluch  The 129th annual Arizona State fair is just around the corner. It is the 5th largest in the United States and has over 1 million visitors every year. … Read More

Denise Greiner There’s been another mass shooting. The names and numbers have changed but the facts remain the same; a gunman with a long history of mental illness planned and … Read More

Ryan Scott The United States is importing less oil this year then they have in over fifteen years. This decrease in the use of oil has helped to keep down … Read More

Jared Portugal California’s Glendale Unified School District (GUSD) hired a monitoring agency and paid thousands of dollars for 24/7 surveillance of its students’ online social media activity over this past … Read More

Kian Hagerman I’m tired of being represented by a government that is in a constant state of war.