Mesa Legend

Legend’s View There are a lot of things to be thankful for as a college student; the simple things like long nights, afternoon classes, summer jobs, new friends, new privileges, … Read More

Iliana Deanda MCC’s Audio Production Technology (APT) program has been around since its start in 1991. The program is intended for students who want a career in such areas as … Read More

Walt Porter A proposed amendment for a Smoke-Free Maricopa, which would prohibit smoking on all district and college property including parking lots, is being reviewed by the district wellness committee … Read More

Jonathon Smith After last year, Diamondback fans were left wondering how long the rebuilding process would take. The answer isn’t quite certain yet, but all indications are that this season … Read More

Jonathon Smith Over 1,000 athletes will fill the MCC Campus on April 29 to compete in the Arizona Special Olympics’ summer games. The event used to be held at ASU … Read More

Jonathon Smith It has been a long vacation for Tiger Woods. Months removed from the game, he finally made his return to golf at the Masters. It was a fitting … Read More

Milicent Obbards “The idea that a young woman would kill two other women, that she would hack up their bodies, that she would take them as luggage on a train, … Read More

Jonathon Smith Mesa’s softball team continued to roll through their competition with ease against Gateway Community College. After tough losses to South Mountain, Mesa responded with a sweep of shutouts … Read More

Joseph Starkloff The quest for the Larry O’Brien trophy begins April 18 for the Phoenix Suns. Their first round match up will be against the injury devastated Portland Trailblazers. The … Read More

Joesph Starkloff Arizona State University recently established an environmental humanities certificate to further the education of students who wish to take a broader approach at understanding the interaction between humans … Read More