Mesa Legend

Patricia Moore Traveling over the holidays can be stressful, but a little planning can make the trip less cumbersome. The first step is getting the tickets, which can prove to … Read More

Mutinkhe Kaunda Eager MCC students listened to Alberto Ríos read from his latest publication, “Theater of Night,” at a New Words reading and book signing event on Nov. 5. The … Read More

Matt Wilhalme The state of Arizona professional athletics is no longer a question of can they be competitive, but how far will they go?After 10 weeks of the NFL season … Read More

Joshua Bishop Coming into the holiday season there is one thought that is on the minds of many: the economy.With a little number crunching, most families this year will be … Read More

Oh, sweet Thanksgiving. A holiday filled with the most important things in life: turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, pie, and of course, friends and family. Balancing all these important necessities on … Read More

Riis Valcho Times are changing in the city of Mesa as a bright downtown is developing again after years of decline and neglect. The city has new cultural points of … Read More

MCC’s Mission:. . .promote excellence. . ., preparing individuals for active citizenship. . . ultimate purpose is to improve the quality of life in the community we serve.1994: “nearly 75%” … Read More

Nathan Humpherys Headlines about falling stocks and the credit crunch may seem like they have little relevancy to college students, but the current and upcoming national financial troubles could have … Read More

Riis Valcho With more than 20 games under the Lady Thunderbirds’ belts the team is still striving to find a consistent cohesiveness that translates over to a winning season.MCC’s volleyball … Read More

Mutinkhe Kaunda The American presidential election campaign has been a quagmire at best, and a lion’s den at worst – neither situation holds much hope for a victim.Somehow or the … Read More