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

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

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

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

Roman Chacon Sometime ago, MCC purchased the Harkins Theater on Longmore just north of U.S. 60. Plans are now in the works to transform it into the school’s new performing … Read More

Ryan McCullough For those looking to do some early holiday shopping, the MCC holiday arts and crafts fair offered attendees more than just jewelry. “This is one of the few … 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

Jami Hinson, Aryelle Andreani, Zona Bailey, and Jordan Dewitt relax in Grounds for Thought as they watch Glee. The Gleek Club meets once a week from 6-8 p.m. Each gathering … Read More

Brian Bernadel On Nov. 25 Thanksgiving will be upon us, and families across the country will be gathering to spend the holiday together.”Thanksgiving is an American holiday and it began … 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