Mesa Legend

Nadiia Petryk The Annual Phoenix Art Detour can be officially called one of the biggest art events of the Valley, and this year it celebrated its 20th anniversary. As usual, … Read More

Chelsea Zaft A widening subculture of people known as freegans are doing all they can to reduce waste, decrease use of resources, and avoid contributing to a consumer economy.Even if … Read More

What is happening to Mesa?Back in the day it was the place to be with new developments like Dobson Ranch, a nearby golf course, Fiesta Mall and movie theatres like … Read More

Michelle Lawrence Salespeople make their living off of trying to get people to check out, try, and buy things they weren’t interested in in the first place. They think their … Read More

Veronica Sanchez In honor of Women’s History Month, MCC welcomed a distinguished guest to campus.Judy Chicago, a feminist, educator, author and artist born in 1939, became a pioneer of Feminist … Read More

Kevin Bonneville Ever since the turn of the century, the use of podcasting has become a popular way of communicating for people of all ages and backgrounds.For those who aren’t … Read More

Maryjane Bowyer Throughout the past 10 years tuition costs have increased dramatically, and the 2008-09 school year does not show a glimmer of change. Plans to increase tuition costs at … Read More

Chelsea Zaft “A Day in the Life Of: One Day in Gaza” was hosted by Asmaa Shbeer, in association with MCC’s Center for Global Tolerance, on March 4 at MCC. … Read More

Chelsea Zaft Helping to save lives of Arizona babies may only require having fun with friends, a minimum of a ten-dollar donation, and a leisurely four-mile walk on a Saturday … Read More

Kevin Bonneville March 17 has become a day known for drinking, eating corn beef and cabbage, and wearing green.It is St. Patrick’s Day in the U.S., but, it’s a national … Read More