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Danielle Garrido stays undefeated during the 2017 championship, taking home the 1st place title.

Garrido stays undefeated, wins 2017 championship

May 16, 2017
Sally Poppe, right, demonstrates filling her car at the hydrogen fuel station on Oct. 21, 2014 at Hydrogen Frontier Inc. in Burbank, Calif., owned by her husband Dan Poppe, left. Automakers are turning to another new technology - hydrogen fuel cells that have zero emissions.

10-year, $52 billion gas tax coming to San Diego

May 11, 2017
Mesa Womens Tennis Coach Marc Pinckney stands by student athlete Danielle Garrido as she accepts an award during the 2017 conference

Danielle Garrido prepares for Pacific Coast Athletic Conference (PCAC) Tournament

May 2, 2017
Barwaaqo Dirir, 21, decided to wear an American flag hijab for the first time while attending a talk by Jaylani Hussein on Islamophobia. I woke up this morning and people were looking at me differently, said Dirir. This is my home. Were not going anywhere.

Voices are heard about Islamophobia at Mesa College

April 13, 2017
Art created by Mesa students on displaying the LRC until April 1.

Women’s voices heard throughout campus

April 5, 2017
Anna Stalk, Mesa swimmer is all smiles thanks to the support from the Mesa Womens Swim and Dive Team.

Mesa Student Athlete Finds A Safe Haven

March 16, 2017
Leslie Kim, 27, originally from the Washington, D.C., area, works on computer coding. (D. Ross Cameron/Bay Area News Group/TNS)

Millennials have something new to offer thanks to technology

February 28, 2017
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