College News

Rio Salado College will be closed on Monday, Jan. 15, in honor of Martin Luther King Day. On Jan. 18 Rio Salado will celebrate the man's work & legacy with a livestream event featuring student perspectives and testimonies about Dr. King's impact on their lives.

Looking for a new job in the new year? Be ready to ace your next interview with these tips and tricks in our latest Career Corner blog.

Rio Salado College is holding Special Saturday Registration Hours this Saturday from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Join our PTK and NSLS students on Jan. 18 as they talk with Red Light Rebellion about human trafficking and how to spot the signs of trafficking. For more information about this virtual event, check out our blog.

Interested in learning how to create a winning personal brand, find a job you’ll love, craft a compelling resume, and ace your next job interview? Rio Salado’s Career Services is offering a series of free career change workshops this spring.

It’s important to foster that spirit of belonging in our classrooms and workspaces. How can you feel free to work and grow if you don’t feel like you belong? Join Rio Salado on January 8 as we host a special event with Civic Cipher, a nationally syndicated radio show & podcast hosted by Q Ward and Ramses Ja.

The holidays are a time of celebration and cheer, but they can also be melancholy and lonely for some folks. If you see that your friends or family are singing the holiday blues, here are a few things you can do to help get them through a tough time.

A season's greetings message from President Kate Smith.

As we get closer to the New Year, it’s time to make resolutions for the new year. Consider making a resolution to become more eco-friendly in 2024. Here’s a few small steps you can take to lower your ecological footprint.

A bad test score isn’t the end of the world. We all have “off” days. Don’t flail if you fail: pick yourself up and try again with a few of these tips.

With one child starting college and another starting high school, Nancy Ray knew that going back to school herself would be a challenge. She chose Rio Salado because it fit her busy schedule. Find out more about Ray on our blog.

Navy veteran Matt Feyerheisen was looking for a new path after leaving the graphic design industry in 2022. His wife heard a radio promotion about a program at Rio Salado College that provided free nanotechnology and semiconductor training for veterans. That put Feyerheisen on a path that led him to his new career as a field engineer.