Media Coverage

  • Three Westwood High School grads and a Mesa Community College student are the first recipients of one-year $10,000 scholarships to branches of Benedictine University and Westminster College through a new program called Mesa Educates U.

  • Valley athletes Wimbish, a 2011 Pride graduate, and Khari Holloway, a 2013 graduate, both drew Division I college interest but for different reasons and times, they chose Mesa Community College as the place to continue their careers.

  • Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne is suing the Maricopa County Community College District over its policy of charging in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants who receive work permits through the federal deferred-action program.Related articles:  Arizona Daily Star, KJZZ, KPHO NEWS 5…

  • Part of a $3 million grant to Mesa Public Schools from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is being used this summer to introduce high-school juniors to health careers.

  • For Valley residents driving along the Santan Loop 202 freeway — specifically those heading eastbound toward Chandler and Gilbert — there’s a large billboard that comes into view approaching the Loop 101 interchange. “Phoenix is now a DI College town,” it says, referencing Grand Canyon University’s rise to NCAA Division I status this upcoming school year.MCC's Limse Thor comments in this…

  • Two Westwood High School students who plan to attend Benedictine University at Mesa this fall were recently awarded Mesa Educate U scholarships. These are MCC ACE Program graduates.

  • Preston Smith and Christi Williams walked across the stage to the cheers of family, friends and teachers.Their graduation from Mesa’s first GED-to-MCC group moved them a step closer to successful college completion.The program, sponsored by Mesa Counts on College with funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, is among the many strategies under development to boost the number of…

  • In the midst of finals week, two MCC students pushed through long hours of studying while working on a project for homeless veterans at the same time.The result: Interior-design students Jocelyn Abruzzese and Tricia Finchum placed first in the "Design for Hope” competition by designing a kitchen using repurposed and reclaimed materials. The competition was sponsored by Stardust Building…

  • Registration for Mesa's GED to MCC will be held June 17 and July 30. The program is designed for motivated students who want to receive a high school equivalency credential, continue their education and earn a community college job certificate or degree.GED to MCC is a Mesa Counts on College project.

  • A growing number of students are collecting more than their high-school diplomas when they cross the graduation stage this month.

  • On May 10 the third through sixth-graders of Ms. Lane's class at Integrity Education Centre went to the Life Science Department at Mesa Community College, Southern and Dobson Campus and met Vincent Gorge, Governing Board Certified – PSA, Science Laboratory Technician and he took us on a tour of the laboratories. 

  • Property owners will see their tax bills increase after the Maricopa County Community College District governing board approved a hike Tuesday.

  • Computer hackers have forced the Maricopa County Community College District to shut down its primary website. The district said nearly 280,000 students and employees could be affected. It set up a temporary site after malware was discovered on its main site. Before the problem was uncovered, visitors to Maricopa.edu could have had their computers infected.

  • Dr. Shouan Pan is honored with the Paul A. Elsner International Excellence in Leadership Award by the Chair Academy.

  • 3 On Your Side wanted to know just how dirty are our phones and other things we touch. So, they partnered up with Stan Kikkert, a germ expert at Mesa Community College. Video:http://www.azfamily.com/news/consumer/germs-lurking-on-your-cell-phone-208201091.html

  • Several MCC Youth College listings appear here: http://www.azcentral.com/thingstodo/kids/summercamps.php?ftype=&fcity=&fage=&fcamp=teen&Search=Search

  • Property owners could see higher taxes if the Maricopa County Community College District governing board gives final approval on Tuesday.

  • Boys basketball state Player of the Year Casey Benson will be the featured attraction Saturday at 6:15 p.m. when the Arizona Basketball Coaches Association boys underclassmen all-star game will be played at Mesa Community College.

  • Arizona has just four four-year colleges that have baseball programs, the sixth-fewest in the nation despite being 15th in population. Chandler Seton Catholic coach Marty Maier has a solution, but admits it will never come to pass, and certainly not for the purpose of improving the college prospects of local baseball players. But in a perfect world, he’d see some of the more populous…

  • As college costs skyrocket, thousands of Southeast Valley high-school students are saving Mom and Dad big bucks by earning college credit through dual-enrollment courses.

  • Cultural Language School meets Sunday afternoons through Mesa Community College’s non-credit community-education program.

  • On Friday, Mesa Community College will recognize the accomplishments of graduates for the 2012-13 academic year at a commencement ceremony in the campus courtyard of its Southern Avenue and Dobson Road campus starting at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited.

  • MCC's Ted Telepak honored at Mayors Disability Awards.

  • MCC announces Commencement Speaker Maria Hesse:

  • Together with Maricopa Community College, manufacturing companies use an age-old idea to pay students to go to school and to work at the same time.