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There's a reason why people should say you should go with your gut. Our gut is full of beneficial bacteria that help keep us healthy. For our latest Wellness Wednesday, we're looking into…

The Chronicle of Higher Education recently featured Rio Salado in an article about the growing trend of fast-track certificates and microcredentials in higher education.

You've got the degree and a bevy of new skills at your disposal: it's time to get a job in your chosen field. How do you smoothly make the leap from student to professional? For our latest…

It takes dedication and a strong work ethic to practice law. Class of 2026 paralegal graduate Zoe Annika Barton is proving she has the grit to hang tough and succeed in a highly competitive field.…

Arizona needs 100,000 semiconductor workers by 2030—and educators are helping spark student interest in one of the state's fastest-growing industries.

Rio Salado faculty, students, and staff gathered online on June 16th to celebrate Juneteenth with an afternoon of poetry and community reflections. Check out some of the highlights from our…

After more than a decade of delays, detours, and competing priorities, one firefighter finally crossed the graduation stage—and proved it’s never too late to finish what you started.

Two student speakers, two unique journeys, and one powerful message: it’s never too late to finish what you started.

Choosing an online college can feel overwhelming. Here’s what to look for—and what to avoid—before enrolling.

Rio Salado College is expanding bachelor’s degree opportunities with a new Law and Legal Studies program designed to prepare students for emerging legal careers and increase access to justice.

After years of pursuing practical career paths, one Rio Salado graduate rediscovered her passion for space—and found the courage to follow it.