Mesa Legend

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

Jessica Smith President Jimmy Carter drew a crowd at Changing Hands bookstore in Tempe, where he stopped to sign 1,600 copies of his latest book, “We Can Have Peace in … Read More

Michel Duarte The top 4 photos will be published in the Mesa Legend’s May 5th edition. Send printed and mounted photos to the Mesa Legend’s office (Building EF 2) in … Read More

Brianna Martinez of MCC’s strong points for students during the districtwide 2008 competition. There were a total of five winners with two of them taking first place in the poetry … Read More

Latasha Newburn paring for the playoffs they looked to defeat Arizona Western, the No. 1 team in the Arizona Community College Athletic ConferenceThe teams went basket for basket, alternating the … Read More

Courtney Packer On Jan. 26, Nadya Suleman gave birth to octuplets, making them the second known set of octuplets in the United States. She had six children before to the … Read More

Elizabeth Taggart Much to my chagrin, my roommate and I recently received a 90-day noise complaint. While I’m not totally against the Tempe ordinance, I do think it should only … Read More