Mesa Legend

Joseph Starkloff The International Institute of Sport (IIOS) brought the Haitian national amputee soccer team to Mesa to play with MCC athletes and students on Nov. 9. IIOS is a … Read More

Jeff Moses “Disappointed,” Interim Athletic Director John Mulhem said when asked how he felt about the overall state of Mesa Community College fall athletics. Who could blame him for his … Read More

Matt Schaeffer With a week before nationals and already being qualified, Mesa’s cross country teams entered regionals without needing to win.A strong performance, however, is a great confidence boost and … Read More

Christie Bulian and the Thunderbirds tennis team gets their season underway Feb. 18 at a tournament in Tucson and will play their first home matches March 1 against Phoenix College. … Read More

Sarah Evans Ariz. Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) provides information to young students on where, when, and how to vote.Seth Allshouse, a student and volunteer for PIRG explained the reason … Read More

Walt Portman A local band of students creates a new crowd to raise awareness and support on a variety of causes on and off the Maricopa Community College District campuses. … Read More

Joseph Starkloff First Friday, which is orchestrated by Artlink, is a downtown Phoenix experience where artists and civilians alike expose their creative side. This isn’t limited to simply paintings, clothing, … Read More

Leslie Philip For most Americans, a Thanksgiving feast usually includes a turkey with stuffing, cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes, and pumpkin pie. This menu however has not changed for the last … Read More

Iliana Deanda Based in Boston and New York, John Brown’s Body has been around since 1995. Their album “Amplify” debuted at number one on the Billboard’s Reggae Chart back in … Read More

Leslie Philip Whether it’s the first date with a new guy or girl or the usual Friday date night, coming up with something that’s fun, new and that won’t break … Read More