Theo J. Heap and John D. Riggs
MCC is what it is today thanks to the dedication of Theo Heap and John Riggs.
MCC community wait to judge new MCC president
Two members of MCC faculty share their thoughts about the new MCC president.
MCC alumna Lorena Austin runs for state legislature
Former MCC student looks to represent the Arizona House of Representatives District 9 in this race.
Annual American-Indian Heritage Night returns
After back to back losses, the Mesa CC Volleyball team looks to bounce back against Pima CC.
First Club Rush since pandemic set to take place September 13 and 14.
Student Life and the Civic Engagement Center partner to host Club Rush
IT department at MCC partners with Apple to increase diversity and opportunity for students
Mesa Community College and Apple partnered to create a certificate that starts in the fall of 2023 to create steps towards diversity and give community college students opportunities in the … Read More
Sustainable Agriculture program thrives with new funding
Students enrolled in MCC’s sustainable agriculture and horticulture programs are benefiting from an extension of The Nexus of Agriculture and Urban Tradeoffs, a USDA grant that funded state of the … Read More
Mesa Public Schools experience teacher shortage despite partnership with MCC education program
The Mesa Public School District continues to face teacher shortages despite programs in conjunction with Mesa Community College that help guide prospective educators toward the field. MCC’s partnership with Mesa … Read More
MCC men’s basketball drops from Division I to Division II starting in the fall of 2023
Since the program’s inception in 1965, the men’s basketball team has played in Division I. Starting in Fall of 2023, the nearly 60 year continuation will come to an end … Read More
The Mesa Legend “Critic Awards”
Jordan wraps up with her “Critic Awards” for the movies reviewed this semester.