Mesa Legend

Matt Wilhalme I’m a sucker for a longshot, what can I say? This year I caught March madness like the flu that had me in bed for almost two weeks, … Read More

Matt Wilhalme Football season has been over for the Thunderbirds since Nov. 15, but after hiring head coach Carl Hargrave the team is preparing for a long run at the … Read More

Latasha Newburn With the Dow Jones fluctuating up and down, gas prices increasing and tuition expenses being hiked, college students are in need of any financial assistance available. Through MCC … Read More

Frank Berta The Disabilities Resources and Services program offers valuable services for those with special needs attending Mesa Community College.Services are tailored to the individual needs of the student and … Read More

Ashley Lawson The majority of Americans own a cell phone, and more than half own a smart phone, such as an iPhone, Blackberry or Instinct.”I don’t know how my parents … Read More

Frank Berta On any given day, there will be more than 1,800 international students on campus at Mesa Community College.These students come from more than 100 countries around the world. … Read More

Cassie DeSalvo With the economy getting worse, students are suffering. Their jobs, pay and hours just aren’t cutting it anymore. It has become increasingly harder to bring in money. School … Read More

Sally Mesarosh Mesa Community College encourages all students to make safe and healthy choices while enjoying the college’s Spring Break March 14-22. For those who plan to travel during Spring … Read More

Courtney Packer Ten teams of architects, contractors and engineers competed in “Canstuction” at Fiesta Mall in Mesa on Feb. 13. The teams had 12 hours to create a structure completely … Read More

Jessica Smith On Feb. 10 the MCC Counseling Department hosted a workshop on domestic violence and healthy relationships, which was presented by Jacqueline Jarvis ACSW, LCSW and Norman E. Veierstahler … Read More