Mesa Legend

Aaron Dunton Just last month, Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, had its naming rights put up for sale. Yes, Wrigley Field. The historic field that many baseball fans … Read More

Nadiia Petryk From March 31 to April 10, MCC was celebrating its blooming art talents. Like every spring semester, the Navajo Room of the Kirk Center was hosting the MCC … Read More

Kevin Bonneville Energy efficiency has been talked about in this country for many years now, but it appears as though it’s becoming more than talk in Arizona.On March 29, Phoenix … Read More

Kevin Bonneville On April 5, the third annual Avnet Inc. Tech Games were held at the University of Advancing Technology in Tempe.According to its website, the Avnet Tech Games are … Read More

Kevin Bonneville The Military Veterans Reconnecting to the Community group hosted a workshop on Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSD) at MCC on April 3. The workshop was overseen by MCC … Read More

For young people, going to college and moving out on their own is a time to experience a wide array of new things.They get the opportunity to live on their … Read More

As the new president of Mesa Community College, I welcome you back from Spring Break! I trust that you are eager and ready to continue your studies and complete the … Read More

Nick Kosmider As much fun as John Mulhern had coaching the MCC men’s basketball team this year, he will probably miss being on the court next season.That being said, though, … Read More

Nick Kosmider The MCC women’s basketball team had their surprise, late-season run end abruptly as they lost both games in the NJCAA Division II Championships.Despite a losing regular season, and … Read More

The Mesa Legend offers The Rant Line for our readers to call in and share their opinions anonymously: “I think people with the consensus that less guns equals a safer … Read More