MCC Administration of Justice student Talise Francisco is featured by KOAT Action News, which highlights her family’s military heritage and her decision to continue that legacy of service through a focus on crime scene investigation.
Kathy MacLeod, assistant chair of Nursing at MCC's Red Mountain Campus is quoted in this Queen Creek Tribune on MCC's new certificate of completion in applied behavioral health and simulation lab. Note: A digital version will be available in the Tribune archives—search the 12/21/25 edition after 12/26/25.
MCC alumnus Rey Covarrubias Jr. was interviewed for this The Arizona Republic article about his journalism career, which began at MCC.A public link to the article is not available.
Mesa Community College’s senior citizen tuition rate discount program was highlighted in an AOL.com article and several other blogs.
The evolution of MCC's nursing and health science programs are highlighted in this Phoenix Business Journal article.
Jeff Holden, MCC Computer Science faculty is quoted in this Mesa Independent article about MCC's new AI courses beginning Spring 2026: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Introduction to Python Programming.
This Mesa Independent article on the college's 60th Anniversary Finale events quotes Sen Whittemore, MCC student and president of the Associated Students of MCC Red Mountain Campus and Rob Budach, MCC’s vice president of administrative services.
Fox 10 News reports MCC will offer two new AI courses, Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Introduction to Python Programming, beginning in the Spring 2026 semester.
MCC faculty member Jeff Holden is quoted in this KTAR.com article promoting MCC's new Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Introduction to Python Programming courses.
MCC's Semiconductor Technician Quick Start program is featured in a recent New York Times article, along with three students: Leah Wickey, David Geist and Brody Pace. The piece emphasizes how the program efficiently prepares students to enter Arizona’s rapidly growing semiconductor industry.A…
A Second Nature news release announces MCC’s Learning Greenhouse & Community Garden as a recipient of a 2025 Catalyst Grant to provide upgrades such as low-flow irrigation and an on-site mulcher to expand learning and research opportunities at MCC.
The Daily Independent published an article with data and statistics on crime on Mesa college campuses including MCC.
Fox 10 featured Mesa Community College's Benefit Concert several times during their Nov 19, 2025 broadcast. The Benefit Concert supported United Food Bank. A public link to the broadcasts is not available.
The Daily Independent reported that Cesar Becerra, Ed.D., of Mesa Community College, completed the yearlong Dr. Ted Martinez Jr. National Community College Hispanic Council (NCCHC) Leadership Fellows Program.
The Mesa Tribune shared MCC's upcoming Empty Bowls events in their recent article.
The Phoenix Business Journal reports on Mesa Community College's new data center and construction trades programs.
The East Valley Tribune shared the news of MCC's expanded data center and Construction Trades Program.
Yahoo News reports on the expansion of Mesa Community College's data center and Construction Trades Program.
Government Technology published an article highlighting Mesa Community College's Construction Trades Program and data center expansion.
The Tempe Chamber of Commerce newsletter that shared the news of its induction into the Mesa Community College Hall of Fame. A public link is not available.
The East Valley Tribune reported on Mesa Community College's data center, new construction lay-down yard and construction trades program expansion. This story was also featured in The Mesa Tribune.
The Mesa Independent published a story highlighting MCC’s upcoming Empty Bowls events.
Arizona Contractor and Community website shared the news of MCC's expansion of their Construction Trades Program, highlighting the recent grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony at MCC's new laydown yard.
The Mesa Independent featured MCC's upcoming marching band event in a recent article on their website.
The career of MCC Alumus Adam Quinter, a former Thunderbird basketball player, is shared in this Sports Illustrated feature; explaining how an injury "shifted his path."