Mesa Legend

Cassie Fincher Many college students work a job or two, possibly manage a family, and yet still find time to hit the books. The advances in technology can make life … Read More

Iliana Deanda Emerging from Orange County California, The Dirty Heads have been bursting out of the music scene with a unique blend of hip-hop and reggae tunes. The band has … Read More

Michael Mashburn The campus bookstore has recently implemented a text book rental program in an effort to provide students with greater savings.Rent-A-Text has allowed students to rent popular titles, new … Read More

Jeff Moses The Mesa Thunderbirds came out looking flat in the first quarter of their home opener against the Scottsdale Artichokes on Sept. 4.The Chokes confused the Mesa secondary unit … Read More

Ryan McCullough After being kept to their own side for the first half, the MCC women’s soccer team battled back to win a well deserved tie from Cochise College. Five … Read More

Joseph Starkloff If you search the web for the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) you’re likely to find a plethora of information, though half of it is from unreliable sources, but … Read More

Leslie Philip, Matt Schaeffer Mesa Community College has been under construction this past summer of 2010, and has been completed the school’s newest addition, the Health and Wellness center.Emily Hall, … Read More

Joseph Starkloff Students were lined up in the MCC library, which became the temporary home of several student service departments, two weeks before the start of class. Volunteers were brought … Read More

Ryan McCullough “I didn’t expect to have 700 people coming to my show in one day, that’s ridiculous,” said MCC student, Brian Thill. Thill isn’t in a band. He doesn’t … Read More

Leslie Philip Online dating, the new dating craze that has swept North America has become a more efficient way of meeting people. As an experiment, I decided to join an … Read More