MCCCD students are unnecessarily asked to identify the citizenship status of either themselves or a parent, legal guardian or spouse.
Former college president shares her vision for public schools as candidate for Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The Students Learn Students Vote Coalition hosted the 2026 Arizona Vote Summit at MCC, informing college students more about the voting process
Four candidates running for the Mesa Public Schools Governing Board participated in an open forum discussion about their views and plans for the future of Arizona schools.
International students at MCC pay nearly four times in state residents do.
On Wednesday October 7, 2026 the Mesa Legend will host Superintendent of Public instruction Dr. Leyba Ruiz in an open forum to discuss her vision of Arizona’s education future with the public.
Students and community members will have the opportunity to directly engage with four candidates seeking election to the Governing Board.
Arizona Republic reporters were joined by a City of Mesa Councilmember, U.S. District Court Judge, and more to discuss how citizens can become actively engaged in their communities.
A student-led volunteer project repurposes plastic bags into beds for the homeless.
High school students learn from Mesa Legend editors at the 28th annual Model UN at MCC
