Alumnus Serves Community
Ryan Alarie was able to quit his job a few years ago and focus on his seasoning business. A large source of business for the entrepreneur came from setting up … Read More
Protecting the Gem of Arizona
The Southwestern writer Edward Abbey proposed in his book “Desert Solitaire” an idea of limiting highways into national parks and making the worthwhile spots of nature only accessible to those … Read More
Democratic Chaos In Iowa
Iowa voters recently had their opportunity to elect a Democratic presidential candidate to support and Democrats across America have been in the middle of a fierce and dazing tug-of-war. Iowa, … Read More
Birds of Prey, Pretty Okay
Birds of Prey is the wildly disconnected spinoff from its predecessor, Suicide Squad, that follows Harley Quinn’s breakup from the Joker, and how everyone wants her dead, primarily Roman Sionis. … Read More
All-Encompassing Local Artist at MCC
Among Mesa Community College’s (MCC) student body is an eclectic artist going against social norms. Tatum Hedrick, an MCC student majoring in digital illustration, has sold prints, comics, and stickers … Read More
The Best Coffee Shop Conundrum
I carried with me the weight of assignments and due dates in search for the best coffee shop environment to study. As I went from one coffee shop to the … Read More
City of Mesa Develops Phone App
Three City of Mesa phone apps have been combined to form the free Mesa Now app released at the beginning of February. Mesa residents can use this app to pay … Read More
Mesa Student Exchange with Turkey
Mesa Community College’s (MCC) International Education (IE) department has reached an agreement with Karabuk University near Istanbul, Turkey to establish an exchange program, giving students international education opportunities. The agreement … Read More
Simulation Opens Eyes and Pinches Pennies
Mesa Community College (MCC) will host a poverty simulation on Feb. 26 with the hopes of raising understanding of realities of poverty. The Navajo Room at MCC will host the … Read More
Anxiety on Campus
Mesa Community College (MCC) faculty look to host an open discussion about anxiety and depression on Feb. 20th with the hopes of shedding light on two of the nations most … Read More