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Rio Salado student Irma Montiel's TikTok video inspired thousands, sharing her journey of learning English and encouraging others to pursue their education.

Fall is here and the time is right to pick some sweet, ripe pears! Find out more about the health benefits of this delicious fruit on our latest Wellness Wednesday blog.

Many student entrepreneurs submitted proposals for our Small Business Pitch contest, but only a handful walked with grant awards to supersize their small businesses. Check out the winners from this…

In a new video, President Kate Smith highlights Rio Salado College’s efforts to support nontraditional students through flexibility, listening, and expanding access.

Creating environments where neurodiverse people (like people on the autistic spectrum, or have learning disabilities like dyslexia or dysgraphia) can feel comfortable and thrive is an important part…

When things aren’t going your way, a little bit of positive thinking can go a long way. For this month’s Student Success blog, we look at a few different strategies you can employ to turn that minus…

Rio Salado College's Southern location celebrates its 10th anniversary, honoring a decade of service to students and the community with heartfelt reflections and recognition.

Anne Hansen reentered the workforce through Rio Salado College's post-baccalaureate teacher-in-residence (TIR) program, transforming her passion for special education into a rewarding teaching…

October 10 is World Mental Health Day! Let’s honor this day of awareness by checking out some of our mental health stories.

Halloween is a time of chills and thrills, but few things are more frightening than what all that candy can do to your teeth. Indulge your sweet tooth guilt-free during spooky season by following…

On Sept. 18, Rio Salado College celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month by hosting a panel discussion with Latinx educators and students to hear more about their lived experiences. Read some of the…

Rio Salado College’s Kate Smith and Janelle Elias are honored as top leaders in Phoenix, recognized for their contributions to education and the community.