Mesa Legend

Nathan Humphreys Last year was the year of hope and change.This year will also be a year of change, and sacrifice. Faced with a budget deficit and a constitutional mandate … Read More

Matt Wilhalme MCC students are finding new ways to exercise while learning self-defense from Hugo Dittfach III at MCC’s Red Mountain campus.Kenjukenbo is a self-defense system derived from a blend … Read More

Elizabeth Taggart Maricopa’s infamous Sheriff Joe has, in my opinion, just pulled another ridiculous publicity stunt.Arpaio recently announced plans to transport prisoners from the airport via the new light rail … Read More

Frank Berta Though 80 percent of the students at MCC are from 17 to 30 years old, the other 20 percent are in the “over 30” crowd. Of that group, … Read More

Jordan Shandley Though they may not have their own HBO specials, for many amateur comedians, telling jokes is serious business. ASU student Phil Provencio, 22, is an amateur comedian who … Read More

Nidah Chatriwala Students’ satisfaction with the security of their personal information is questionable.Identity is defined as qualities that make up a person, but it also stands for personal information that … Read More

Legend’s View As layoffs increase around the country, it is becoming more and more important to have at least a college degree to compete with the rest of the workforce.Unfortunately, … Read More

Nathan Humphreys More than a thousand students, faculty and staff from Arizona’s colleges gathered at noon Wednesday Jan. 28 to protest the budget cuts proposed by the State Legislature for … Read More

Kevin Bonneville The President of Administrative Services, has accepted the same position at San Diego City College.Davis will finish his role at MCC on Feb. 20 and then begin in … Read More

Jessica Smith Low wage earners are likely already seeing the effects of the Jan. 1 minimum wage increase that raised the rate from last year’s $6.90 an hour to $7.25 … Read More