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Not all fats in foods are created equal. Some fats can boost your health while others can make it worse. Find out more about good fats in this week’s Wellness Wednesday.

Rio Salado College's National Society of Leadership and Success chapter is celebrating a journey of leadership and growth. Students from diverse backgrounds come together to connect, inspire, and pursue personal and professional development.

The three student speakers overcame adversity to earn high school equivalency diplomas and vow to continue pursuing education.

Rio Salado College will be closed on Monday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. Find out more about this day of remembrance and celebration on our blog.

Meet Tara Lopez, a determined wife and mother of two who recently graduated from Rio and is now working toward a business degree while managing her own thriving pet sitting and dog walking business.

UV rays can cause long-term damage to your vision and skin if you’re not careful. For this week’s Wellness Wednesday, we look at how you can safeguard your eyes and skin with the protective power of sunglasses.

Hundreds of Valley students earned college degrees last month before getting their high school diplomas. See how dual enrollment is giving them a head start on their future.

Rio Salado Educator Preparation Staff member Paulina Ngo offers expert advice on how to become a teacher. Learn more by attending a free virtual orientation session.

Sometimes you need to shift into a new gear. For this week’s Wellness Wednesday, we look at how bicycling can help you change into a healthier lane.

Alicia McNeil had a satisfying business trimming horse hooves. Welcoming her daughter gave her pause to focus on family and pivot to a safer and stable career field.

Four Tempe High School students successfully completed Rio Salado's inaugural Males of Color Academy this spring, earning valuable leadership connections and college credits.

People interested in a public safety career don’t have to look farther than Rio Salado College. Students can now enroll in the new Public Safety Administration bachelor’s degree program that begins this fall.