Mesa Legend

Sarah Evans On Tues. Jan. 18, in a tap dancing class, the life of Pete Poolen was saved by the quick actions made by three brave women. Before the dancing … Read More

Ryan McCullough Whether because of the lack of job prospects or a desire to travel, some college graduates are deciding to spend their first year after college abroad. Katherine Thrailkill … Read More

James Mello The Mesa Thunderbirds offense returned from the offseason ready to shake the cobwebs off of their bats, and they did just that in a 14-3 opening day blowout … Read More

Vicky Li Each year, about 10 million students in China take the University Entrance Examination. Only one-fifth of them will experience campus life. Facing fierce competition from China’s huge population, … Read More

Leslie Philp The web has been buzzing with the news that real estate billionaire, Donald Trump, will run for the United State’s presidency on a Republican ballot in 2012. The … Read More

Matt Schaeffer Mesa’s Men’s Basketball team squared off with the Arizona Western Matadors on Jan. 29.Mesa Sophomore Michael Falvo gave the game its first points on a layup but looked … Read More

Joseph Starkloff Some schools have prided themselves on academics or student success rates, but at hottestcollegeinamerica.com colleges are judged by the student body. On this Web site, which is focused … Read More

Matt Schaeffer The Mesa Thunderbirds got off to a quick start in their game against Arizona Western on Jan. 29. Freshman guard, Jenay Locke, accounted for two steals and five … Read More

Leslie Philp Local music and art venue, The Fixx, has just opened up for public display with members of the Tempe Starving Artists (a local magazine) community as well as … Read More

Online courses are becoming more and more prevalent at the Maricopa Colleges. It is understandable; an instructor can teach more classes online than those taught traditionally. With the coming budget … Read More