Mesa Legend

Joseph Starkloff The completion of the construction to the LA, EF and EO buildings have received a new deadline of Oct. 15.The remodeling was initially expected to take five weeks, … Read More

Matt Schaeffer Students lined up Sept. 30th in MCC’s courtyard from 11 a.m.to 1 p.m. for some cold treats and coach dunking.Mesa’s Men and Women’s soccer teams in, cooperation with … Read More

Roman Chacon MCC will be hosting its annual faculty art show Oct. 4 to 14 in the Navajo room in the Kirk Center.Sarah Capawana, chair of the art and photography … Read More

Sarah Evans The Tempe Starving Artist (TSA) magazine celebrated its one year anniversary at the Stray Cat Bar and Grill on Friday, Sept. 24.Robbie Pfeffer, an ASU student and editor-in-chief … Read More

Ryan McCullough The new Sustainable Food Systems degree/certificate at MCC is designed to educate students as to where the food on their plates comes from and how it gets there.The … Read More

Leslie Philip The stand-up comedy class of The Comedy Spot, performed to a sold out crowd on Sept. 16, under the guidance of their host and instructor Dee Ann Kinkade, … Read More

Falling Whistles and contributions Iliana Deanda The world’s deadliest war has been taking place where the news won’t go. In the Democratic Republic of Congo, kidnapped children who are too … Read More

Tuesday, Oct. 53 p.m. Baseball @ Gateway7 p.m. Volleyball v. Eastern ArizonaWednesday, Oct. 61 p.m. Men’s Soccer @ Paradise Valley3 p.m. Women’s Soccer @ Paradise Valley7 p.m. Volleyball v. South … Read More

Iliana Deanda Exercise can be good for an individual, but how much is too much? Compulsive exercise, or gymorexia, is on the rise among people who feel they need to … Read More

Iliana Deanda This year marks the 26th year that National Breast Cancer awarness month is educating about this terrible disease. According to www.breastcancer.org, in 2010, an estimated 207,090 new cases … Read More