Mesa removes Cesar Chavez honorary plaque, street signs
The city of Mesa and local activists break association with Cesar Chavez.
Future of mail-in voting uncertain
A combination of rulings and orders from the Supreme Court and President Trump could change absentee voting in the United States.
For one indigenous animation student, opportunity is just around the corner
MCC student Liliana Gonzales talks about how social and cultural identity influenced her passion for storytelling and animation.
A look into Mesa’s ‘No Kings’ protest
Mesa residents joined thousands of cities across the nation to protest against the Trump Administration.
Maricopa Colleges host seminar series aiming to boost civic engagement
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.
Mesa City Council to hold first election since historic November recall
Candidates share concerns over partisanship in the upcoming primary election
Art Exhibition Showcases Native American Art
MCC’s art gallery continues to showcase culture and diversity in a first of its kind exhibition featuring indigenous artists.
Students transform plastic into bedding for homeless
A student-led volunteer project repurposes plastic bags into beds for the homeless.
Mesa Legend editors mentor next generation of journalists at Model UN
High school students learn from Mesa Legend editors at the 28th annual Model UN at MCC
The Asian Festival fosters community and celebration
The Asian Festival celebrates half a decade as organizers look towards the future.