Arizona PBS highlights the MCC Art Gallery in a report about the Matriarchs of Washington Park & Future Matriarchs exhibit. Note: This segment aired multiple times.
The Economic Reporter features the expansion of the Mesa College Promise to include eligible adult learners at MCC.
The Queen Creek Sun Times includes MCC students Beau Morgan, Alex Parker, Meg Perales, Irene Ryan, Bo Staas, Theodore Felix Grant McEntire, Rigo Sandoval, Brian Wayne, Tegan Sanders, Amaya Martinez, Meghan Perales, Don Childs Cross, Randy Lutz Allied, Breckyn Hall, Ransom Allen, Suzy Olson, Rio Chavez, Ben Emerick, Brenda Peres, Alexandra Vargas, Porter Molinar, José…
Wrangler News notes Loretta Lawson took voice lessons and participated in choir at MCC in this feature on her family's ties to music in the community.
The Targeted News Service shares MCC news release highlighting honors MCC students earned at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF).
MCC former student Charity Angél Dawson is featured by the Casting Networks.
Softonic highlights the RISE Resource Locator app, developed by MCC students, faculty, and leadership. It aims to connect MCCCD students with essential resources such as food, shelter, and healthcare.
The Up and Up quotes MCC student Lilly Hernandez for a report about the cost of college.
NerdWallet includes the MCC study abroad program in a report about studying abroad in community colleges.
Queen Creek Sun Times shares the news of MCC's 10th Festival of the Arts. The article includes statements from MCC Art Department Chair Gingher Leyendecker, Ph.D., and MCC Student Life and Leadership Student Ambassador Logan Farmer.
U.S. News highlights MCC's partnership with Boeing in a report on how to choose a microcredential.
The Arizona Republic shares a photo of one of the first locations for classes of what would become MCC (The old Alma Ward Meeting House). 1.JPG
MCC alumna and reporter Monica D. Spencer is highlighted by InMaricopa.
The Center for American Progress (CAP) highlights the Semiconductor Technician Quick Start program.
The Mesa Legend features the announcement of the expansion of the Mesa College Promise program to include adult learners.
MCC alumna Alina Johnson is a new parts manager for Peterbilt Truck Parts & Equipment and Silver State International, according to Northern Nevada Business Weekly.
KJZZ features MCC alumna, Antoinette Cauley, regarding the MCC Art Gallery's Matriarchs of Washington Park exhibit.
KJZZ FM interviews MCC alumna Antoinette Cauley about the Matriarchs of Washington Park & Future Matriarchs exhibit at the Art Gallery. Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online.
KAWC-FM mentions MCC alumna Antoinette Cauley and the Matriarchs of Washington Park & Future Matriarchs exhibit at the MCC Art Gallery. Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online.
The Mesa Legend interviews Andrea Preston, Jaden Bird, Cassandra Perez, Kadence Sayles and Kaitlyn Yazzie who attended the Thunderbird Pow Wow, hosted by the MCC American Indian Institute and the Inter-Tribal Student Organization.
The Mesa College Promise scholarship program at MCC being extended to include adults is reported by EastValley.com.
Signals/Talking Glass Media announces that the Mesa College Promise Program Expands to Eligible Adult Learners. Featured in the announcement are Mesa Mayor John Giles, MCC Interim President Kimberly Britt, Education Forward AZ CEO Rich Nickels, and Google Regional Head of Data Centers AZ Kate Franko.…
KJZZ FM spotlights the expansion of the Mesa College Promise program to include adult learners at MCC. Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online. This segment aired multiple times.
The expansion of the Mesa College Promise program to include adult learners is spotlighted by ABC 15.
12 News interviews Margaret Talia White, senior student services specialist at the American Indian Institute, regarding the MCC Pow Wow.Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online.