College News

On January 21st Rio Salado College celebrated MLK Day with an in-person event at our Conference Center. Find out more about the event and check out our MLK library guide on our blog.

Join us in honoring the legacy of Myrna Harrison, Rio Salado College’s second president. Her leadership and dedication to education left a lasting impact, from pioneering innovative programs to supporting students across Maricopa Community Colleges.

Meet Kayte Vucurevich, a dedicated student services analyst on Rio Salado’s Student Engagement and Recruitment Team (SERT)! From guiding students through admissions to connecting them with valuable resources, Kayte is passionate about helping students thrive in an online learning environment.

Rio Salado College’s website can now be viewed in Spanish with the power of AI using Weglot! Explore our pages in Spanish by clicking the button in the top navigation. Check it out today!

Need to take exams while outside Maricopa? Here's everything you need to know about requesting a proctor as a Rio Salado College student.

Take a stretch and grab your favorite running shoes: registration for the 7th annual Dash with Splash! Join us on April 5 at Kiwanis Park in Tempe as we hit the ground running for a good cause.

From entrepreneur to educator, Yolanda Facio brings decades of real-world business expertise to Rio Salado College, inspiring student success.

We hope you enjoy highlights of the amazing things our Rio Salado community accomplished in 2024.

Rio Salado College will be closed on Tuesday, Dec. 24, 2024, through Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2025 for Winter Break.

On behalf of Rio Salado College and President Smith we wish you all the very best this holiday season— and in the New Year. Thank you for making Rio Salado a joyful place to learn and grow.

Exciting updates are coming to RioLearn in January 2025! New features like the “Action Items” pane, improved calendar tools, and a streamlined interface are designed to enhance organization and simplify navigation for Rio Salado students.

Rio Salado College’s National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) club concluded its donation drive for 7th Dream Helping Hearts, founded by student Shaniqua Hopkins, collecting essential supplies for at-risk families.