Mesa Legend

Jeff Moses There’s more to a music festival than just a bunch of big name rock stars, $8 beers and long days in the hot sun. Words like community, family, … Read More

Ben Garcia MCC’s student newspaper, the Mesa Legend, hosted the first ever LegendFest on April 20 in front of the Theatre Outback. The festival featured three local bands; Pain and … Read More

Aaron Webster As the regular season comes to a close for the Mesa Community College baseball team, the season that matters for the T-Birds is about to begin. Clinching the … Read More

Jeff Moses Trolling as a term for making inflammatory, extraneous, or off- topic remarks in an Internet forum. It was most likely created on alt.folklore.urban, an old Usenet group from … Read More

Amanda Smith Stemming from the Peanuts cartoon, the Charlie Brown characters came to life at Mesa Community College in a raw, yet comical way. A boy starts questioning life after … Read More

Aaron Webster The star’s of Mesa Community College shined at the annual Athletic Awards Banquet. Over 300 student-athletes attended the ceremony at the Fiesta Fountains in Mesa. Athletic Director John … Read More

Amanda Smith Choosing a major and graduating with the same major is difficult to do. Students come into college and have little to no idea what they want to do … Read More

Ryan J. Garner For the majority of students, school routine is a myopic grind for credit hours. However, for those with the drive to give their time back to the … Read More

Ryan J. Garner On April 12, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer signed into law House Bill 2036 – the Mother’s Health and Safety Act, Arizona’s primary legislation on abortion. In the … Read More

Tyler Boyle When the semester ends, many will move on from MCC to pursue a four-year degree. For those  not going out-of-state due to tuition costs, it may be time … Read More