Mesa Legend

Tyler Boyle The state of Arizona has now been part of the United States for 100 years and has come a long way from what it used to be. What … Read More

Jessica Unterreiner The creative writing department at MCC announced it will be having a creative writing competition open to students currently enrolled for credit. There are three categories students may … Read More

Legend’s View With changes in school gun regulations, it’s important to be aware of the possibly not-too-distant future. Imagine if you will: As a crazed maniac begins to shoot up … Read More

Jeff Moses The Conspire Collective, located at 901 N. 5th St. in downtown Phoenix’s Roosevelt row, has been a hub for artists and anarchists since November 2007. The brightly painted … Read More

Joseph M. Beck For the past several weeks it seems like you can’t engage in an online political discussion anymore without someone complaining that Ron Paul is receiving a media … Read More

Joseph M. Beck A taste of New Orleans is coming to the Valley. The biggest Mardi Gras celebration in Arizona takes place on Feb. 18 at the Phoenix Cityscape. Last … Read More

Jeff Moses When did it become OK for a 21 year old to graduate college with a bachelor’s degree $2,000 in debt? The cost of getting a college education has … Read More

Fallon-Renae Costa It seems as though fist pumping has gone far beyond the Jersey Shore.  I’d be lying if I said I have never “beat the beat up” as some … Read More

Matt Schaeffer The MCC Lady Thunderbirds got off to a blazing start in their 86-44 blowout against their conference opponent Chandler-Gilbert CC Lady Coyotes on Feb. 1. Mesa forced three … Read More

Ryan Garner Thunderbird Men’s Basketball extends to a hefty 14-8 record with a win Friday night, bouncing back from a short  three game losing streak. The T-birds return to the … Read More