Mesa Legend

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

Kevin Bonneville With the downturn in the economy and a state budget deficit currently at $1.6 billion, members of the state Legislature, university and college presidents are seeking ways to … Read More

Matt Wilhalme Signing away the softball team’s future, 11 high school athletes have left their marks on their letters of intent and become lady Thunderbirds.In his first year of coaching … 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

Joshua Bishop Pet shelter advocacy group PACC911 sponsored three events this January to promote awareness about animal adoption programsThe events included a Pet-a-Thon release party for the movie “Hotel for … Read More

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

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

Erica Tiffany Along with five other candidates, MCC political science student Eric Hurley will be running for mayor of Gilbert on March 10.Believing that Gilbert is in need of someone … 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