Mesa Legend

Gil Ortega “Taekwondo is not just a sport or an art, it’s a part of life,” said Johnny Nguyen, 4th degree black belt and current instructor of taekwondo at MCC. … Read More

Joseph Starkloff The Maricopa Community College governing board voted down a 2 percent property tax hike during the summer break. The increase would have generated nearly $7.4 million for the … Read More

Jeff Moses Football is as much a physical game as it is a mental game. A fast-paced, adrenaline pumping battle for physical and strategic dominance, would feel right at home … Read More

Jeff Moses As the student body of Mesa Community College spent the waning days of summer finalizing school schedules, or getting that last float down the Salt River, the Mesa … Read More

Joseph Starkloff Chancellor Rufus Glasper announced the resignation of former governing board president Colleen Clark during the August 23 board meeting. Clark’s tenor included an external review of the district’s … 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

Jonathon Smith The season may be over for Mesa’s basketball team, but freshman forward Tola Akomolafe isn’t wasting any time getting ready for next year. He understands the importance of … Read More

Lisa Kane The student government of MCC (ASMCC) has pushed for student involvement on campus, and the new proposed changes being made to the school’s constitution were a preparation to … Read More