Media Coverage

  • MCC is mentioned as "powerhouse" football in USA Today.

  • My News Mesa reports that the Mesa Community College Athletic Department has announced the opening of its official online merchandise shop.

  • A review of MCC Theatre production All in the Timing by PHXStages and Talkin' Broadway.Link: Talkin' Broadway

  • The Mesa Latino Town Hall is a one-of-a-kind event in the East Valley that has received in-kind and financial support from a cross section of organizations in our community including, but not limited to, Mesa Community College, Mesa Public Schools, City of Mesa, SRP, Mesa Arts Center, The Arizona Republic, among others. Oct. 22, 7 a.m. Events.KYMA.com.

  • MCCCD Public Safety Officer Jim Hill describes a day in the life of a police officer for the Scottsdale Independent.

  • Information Exclusives reports that Mesa Community College has partnered with The National Theatre in London to bring six of its “National Theatre Live” broadcasts to the MCC Theatre this fall.Wrangler NewsKYMA

  • Reported by My News Mesa: The Arizona Advanced Manufacturing Institute (AzAMI) is celebrating National Manufacturing Day by opening its doors to the community. Guided tours of enhanced machining, welding, electronics, automation and additive manufacturing labs will be offered until 3 p.m., today, Oct. 7, in building TC-50 on the Mesa Community College (MAC) campus…

  • My News Mesa reports: Oct. 8, is Mesa Community College’s Homecoming football game against Phoenix College at the MCC campus, 1833 W. Southern Ave., in the John D. Riggs Stadium.

  • The Community for Accredited Online Schools ranks MCC among the top 50 schools with the most affordable and most impressive collections of both campus and online art program options, reports Stamford Advocate.

  • Wrangler News and My News Mesa report that Mesa Community College will host one of several Empty Bowls art charity events, proceeds from which benefit local charities helping to fight hunger and food insecurity. For a minimum $10 donation patrons may select a one-of-a-kind ceramic bowl handcrafted by a local artist and dine on a simple meal.andMy News Mesa

  • New Times takes a look at ten of the best art works spotted this month, which includes a strong showing by ASU students and alumni, one of which appears at MCC's Biennial Art Faculty and Staff Show, an art piece by artist Ronna Nemitz.

  • CW Richmond reports that the Arizona Technology Council announced that Leigh Goldstein has been promoted to chief operations officer (COO), and vice president, programs and events. Goldstein received a bachelor of arts in business and economics from Arizona State University and associate degrees in marketing, management and organizational leadership from

  • Mesa City Councilman David Luna has been appointed chairman of the re-established community advisory committee at Mesa Community College at Red Mountain, as reported by the East Valley Tribune.

  • MCC is featured on page 5 (Arts) and page 16 (RM Cienega) of Mesa Gateway Connection. Online

  • PHX Stages: Audition notice - GOOD 'N' PLENTY - Mesa Community College - October 11 & 12.

  • Mesa Channel 11 features MCC's CTE Programs and student life on Mesa Now show.  MCC featured and  Entire Show

  • Contradictions and paradoxes.That’s one of the first things Dr. Shouan Pan noticed about Seattle since he moved to Seattle Colleges, says Asian Weekly. Pan was president of Mesa Community College (MCC) for eight years.

  • The Wrangler News interviews Deanna Villanueva-Saucedo, director of public outreach for Mesa Public Schools, who is currently working in the East Valley, with Mesa Community College, on initiatives to attract more Hispanic students to seek higher education.

  • MCC alum Dave Collins had a 16-year Major League Baseball career, during which he played for eight teams, stole 395 bases and, while playing for the Toronto Blue Jays in 1984, led the American League with 15 triples. He told Argus Leader  he went to Mesa Community College in Arizona in part because he had a chance to both play baseball and run…

  • MyNewsMesa.com reports that Tom Bulinski, a recent Mesa Community College graduate, was awarded a Garden Club of America Scholarship for his proposal to rejuvenate the Xeriscape Demonstration Garden on MCC’s Southern and Dobson campus.

  • Sports360AZ writes that the Ricedorff name has become as synonymous with Show Low High School football as the clean, relaxing four-season climates of the White Mountains in northeast Arizona. The Ricedorffs also have a family history of playing for Mesa Community College.

  • MyNewsMesa.com reports on MCC alumna Sujaya Reddy, owner of 7 Dimensions LLC in Ahwatukee, who was recognized by the American Society of Interior Designers Arizona North Chapter with a first-place Design Excellence Award for in the Emerging Professional category.

  • MyNewsMesa.com provides a listing of the Fall 2016 Arts Season at MCC.

  • Hanscom Airforce Base writes that Capt. Samuel Jones, chief of the advanced capabilities section in the Special Programs Division, is one of three Air Force captains who will pursue a fully funded doctorate degree at one of more than 20 top-tier universities in September 2017. Jones earned an associate’s degree in manufacturing (semiconductor) at…

  • New Times explores how local music group Captain Squeegee (many of the musicians are MCC alum or students) turned to Mesa Community College to film their video in the college's performing arts center, coordinated through Rob Hunter. "Our fake show had to look totally real, so Freddie and Zach brought all the big…