College News

For AAPI Month Rio Salado College hosted an event with AAPI students, staff, and community members to learn more about their shared experiences. Find out more about this event on our blog.

You don’t need a four-year degree to get started in a rewarding career! An associate degree could be all you need to get your foot in the door in these in-demand careers.

Registration is now open for Valley veterans who want to enter the field of semiconductor manufacturing.

June is Pride Month! Show your pride in this month-long celebration of LGBTQ+ culture, history, and community by checking out our library guide and special event.

Rio Salado College will hold its 2024 High School Equivalency (HSE) graduation ceremony on Tuesday, June 18, 2024. The ceremony begins at 7 p.m. at the North Phoenix Baptist Church, 5757 N. Central Ave. in Phoenix. The two students chosen to serve as speakers at the ceremony are Xander Westfall and Adriana Franco. Today, meet Westfall on our blog.

Victor Neri-Cordova has long been interested in computers and technology. He dreamed about working in cybersecurity. Enrolling in Rio's Applied Science in Cybersecurity program is helping him make that dream come true. Find out more about Victor on our blog.

Dellara Ward dreamed of getting a degree in musical theatre. With help from Rio Salado's Adult ACE program, she's finding it easier to follow the music of her heart. Find out more about Dellara on our blog.

Rio Salado President Kate Smith, Faculty Chair Trish Hernandez and student Marielena Aguirre joined in the recent U.S. Secretary of Education visit to discuss MCCCD’s expansion of Behavioral Health programs

In May Rio Salado College hosted a discussion with Nevada State University President Dr. DeRionne Pollard. Check out some of the highlights from that freewheeling conversation on our blog.

Looking to change careers? Thinking about where to focus your energies professionally after you get out of school? Researching career paths can give you the information you need to put your best foot forward.

The Rio Salado early education student has been tirelessly working on her studies over the last 15 years. During that time, the challenges were numerous and life changing.

Receiving criticism can be challenging but it’s important to take constructive feedback in stride. For our latest Student Success Tips story, we look at things you can do to improve your ability to take criticism.