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If you make something you SHOULD do into something you WANT to do, that can make a huge difference in your ability to follow-through and meet your goals. That’s why turning self-work into a form of play is so important.

National Small Business Week is here! It’s time to do your part and support the small, local businesses in your community. Why? Small businesses are essential to healthy local economies.

As we conclude Community College Awareness Month, we want to ensure you are aware of the services, benefits, and opportunities available to you at Rio Salado College.

Maricopa Community Colleges has a proud tradition of offering students, their families, and friends the opportunity to celebrate graduation through convocation ceremonies. Convocations are a more intimate and culturally focused event designed to celebrate students from diverse communities and various special interest groups.

Your body runs on a combination of energy and restorative processes. If you feel like you are lagging lately or off your game, you may need to give your body a “soft reboot” and energize it with one of these methods.

For our latest Career Corner we’re taking a close look at how to start a job search. Keep these pointers in mind and you’ll be well on your way to finding a position that suits your professional needs.

Rio student Emma Harlow shares her thoughts on why she chose to go to Rio.

With Earth Day approaching, it’s time for our annual E.A.R.T.H. Forward event hosted by Maricopa Community Colleges and ASU, and you’re invited!

Last fall, six Rio Salado students took part in a career information journey as part of the college’s partnership with Roadtrip Nation to help answer that age-old question, “What should I do with my life?”

Rio Salado students can join Maricopa Colleges April 26 for a reading and conversation with Clint Smith. This event was originally announced in the April Wave: Student Edition, but a scheduling conflict required a date change. MCCCD is proud to bring author, poet, activist, and educator Clint Smith as a speaker for the Maricopa Colleges.

A little bit of sugar can be a good thing when you get them from eating fruits and vegetables. Too much sugar, however, can have some very negative side-effects on your body.