‘They should be remembered’: Latin Heritage Month screens ‘The 43’
One Latin Heritage Month event recognizes the six-year anniversary of Mexico’s Ayotzinapa 43.
It’s official: online learning is terrible
A month of online classes confirms my prediction that online learning just isn’t the same.
‘The Devil All the Time’ delivers dark, gritty complexity
Netflix’s “The Devil All the Time” elegantly tells a depressing, dark and complex story.
Campus discussion series returns with virtual stalking focus group
MCC staff weigh in on cyber-safety as one professor prepares for an honest conversation.
Diverse and sentimental ‘The Broken Hearts Gallery’ breaks the rom-com mold
Girl meets boy, boy leaves girl, girl keeps memento, and girl meets the right boy.
Student Success Workshops find their own success online
The workshops gained participants and a new direction to teach online students success strategies.
Stellar MCC Planetarium shows now streamable
MCC’s closed Planetarium finds a new way to help teachers and students reach for the stars
The Other Candidates: Libertarian Spike Cohen makes a case for college students
Libertarian vice-presidential hopeful “Spike” Cohen visited Phoenix. Is this the party for students?
Letter to the Editor: The college youth vote matters
College youth have the numbers to make a significant impact in November–we just need to show up!
Christopher Nolan twists time again in “Tenet”
Inverted objects and cinematic moments make “Tenet” a film to see in theaters–if you can.