College News

This year marks 32 years of progress in access and inclusion for citizens with disabilities.

There are things you can do to stay cool and safe during the summer when A/C is N/A.

Rio Salado College accounting student Brenda Perez-Palacios was one of several students to receive a 2022 scholarship from Teachers of Accounting at Two Year Colleges (TACTYC).

Glendale’s Cristopher Camacho is one of several Rio Salado scholars to receive a prestigious full-ride scholarship to the University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC).

Here are a few benefits of swimming.

Mesa’s Carole Redden was interviewed by Roadtrip students Brittany Gray, Meredith Jaxon and Mariah Schneider, sharing her hard-won perspective as an educator, advisor, and professional and personal development coach.

Enjoy an engaging conversation about Asian Pacific Islander American life by watching this webinar recorded on May 25 with Rio Salado employees, alumni William O'Neill and City of Tempe Councilmember-elect Arlene Chin.

A first-generation college student, Dyna Odylere Krigbaum has worked hard her whole life to educate herself and develop her skills as a professional in a competitive field

You don’t ONLY have to drink water to stay hydrated. There are other sources of hydration available to you.

Some people like to share their story to help others; some like to share because it helps them remember what they’ve been through. For Rio Salado College student Jackie Elliott, her decision to appear on Amazon’s The College Tour series was motivated by both impulses.

Thriving in online classrooms is all about dedication and discipline. The same holds true for note-taking. We’ve put together a few pointers on how to get in the right mindset and take good notes.

Once you’ve scheduled a meeting with your academic advisor, make certain that you are prepared. Here are some important tips.