Success News

President Kate Smith of Rio Salado College joined Arizona-Mexico leaders at the 65th Annual Plenary Meeting to advance cross-border education initiatives that strengthen Arizona and Sonora's workforce and cultural exchange opportunities.

Job fairs may not have fried food or Ferris wheels but they could change your life if you talk to the right person. For our latest Career Corner blog we’re offering you tips on how to make the best first impression at the next job fair.

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

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.

From personal challenges to community impact, follow Ed Boler's inspiring journey as he leverages Rio Salado's flexible education to build a meaningful career in health services.

Meet the Rouns family, where perseverance and education go hand in hand. Shawna Rouns and her daughter Kamryn exemplify lifelong learning and dedication, both achieving significant academic milestones at Rio Salado College.

It was a night of happy tears and joyful cheers as Rio Salado College honored students who earned High School Equivalency (HSE) diplomas at the annual graduation ceremony.

Alondra Ordonez, who attended Heritage Academy in Laveen, AZ, finished two Rio Salado degrees while in high school thanks to dual enrollment, taking many classes while in ICU.

Single mother Adriana Franco faced many obstacles while returning to school for her high school equivalency (HSE) diploma, but thanks to her unwavering determination, she has realized her dreams.

We are immensely grateful to everyone who joined us in supporting our recent Be A Student’s Hero campaign.

Juggling a full-time job and raising five children, Amanda's story is a powerful example of self-determination and the belief that it's never too late to go back to school.

Meet Alivia Proctor, a high school senior who earned multiple college degrees through Rio Salado College’s dual enrollment program, while balancing sports, clubs, and rigorous academics. Discover how she managed it all.