Bernie Sanders and Tom Perez rouse crowds in Mesa
Marcus Campbell Mesa Legend On Friday, April 21st Sanders, and Perez, along with other speakers form the community, met at Mesa Amphitheatre in downtown Mesa as part of the Come … Read More
District 4 poetry holds monthly readings for downtown Mesa
Marucs Campbell Mesa Legend District 4 is a poetry event held every third Thursday at Jarrod’s Coffee and Tea in downtown Mesa that caters to local poets hoping to read … Read More
Thunderbird football program at risk of being cut
Marcus Campbell Mesa Legend A Maricopa County Community Colleges’ task force has recommended that four of its schools cut their football programs. Mesa Community College, Scottsdale Community College, Glendale Community … Read More
MCC men’s golf secures national championship
Stephen Peck Mesa Legend Mesa Community College (MCC) Men’s Golf holed its first National Championship in the history of the college. Mesa Community College Men’s Golf ray of sunshine was … Read More
MCC athletics traditions and summer events
Stephen Peck Mesa Legend Mesa Community College (MCC) Athletics had a stupendous year, community engagement over the summer with an undeniable legacy. The Mesa Thunderbirds have a rich tradition of … Read More
Promotion of religion on campus
Quintin Bingham Mesa Legend Mesa Community College has an open campus policy that allows the public to access most campus buildings and facilities during school operating hours. With the school’s … Read More
‘Sesame Street’ has a new friend with autism
Sydney Ritter Mesa Legend Elmo and Abby are getting a new friend and her name is Julia. She’s the newest member of the Sesame Street characters who made her debut … Read More
MCC Alum teaching Tai Chi to the community, still
Tate Lamoreaux Mesa Legend Carol Haynes studied Tai Chi in the 1970s at Mesa Community College (MCC). At 84 years old, today she teaches classes in both the Chandler Senior … Read More
Legend’s VIEW
Propaganda techniques in the age of the spin Between our culture of narcissism and the advent of “fake news,” critical thinking is more important than ever. Whether it be in … Read More
‘Beloved’ still most effective book on America’s dark past
Karlyle Stephens Mesa Legend Toni Morrison’s ‘Beloved’ turned out to be some of the hardest material I’ve ever had to read. There is something eerie and spiritual that takes place … Read More