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Sometimes things can get a little spooky at work. Maybe a new manager comes in or there are whispers of layoffs on the horizon. Don’t be afraid of change: here’s a few things you can do to stay…

Domestic violence affects millions each year. Find out more about what you can do to support those who have been affected by this heartbreaking violence with our library guide.

Join us on Oct. 6 for a community breakfast and livestream event with special guests as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

Pick up a book and celebrate your freedom to read! Oct. 1-7 is Banned Book Week, spotlighting the value of free and open access to information.

They say it ain't easy being cheesy, but we disagree. Adding a bit of cheese to your diet can provide a variety of health benefits that could make your life run a bit smoother. Find out more in…

We are thrilled to share that Rio Salado College has received the prestigious 2023 WOW Award from WCET for their exceptional RioPACT (Persistence and Completion Tracking) model. This recognition…

Each year the Arizona Association for Lifelong Learning (AALL) recognizes the achievements of Adult Education students and instructors. At Rio Salado, we couldn’t be more thrilled that two of our…

Rio Salado College is proud to announce a partnership with Midwestern University aimed at creating more opportunities for dental hygiene students.

September is Workforce Development Month, a time to spotlight the immense value of career training and educational opportunities available to adult students at Rio Salado.

Tempe employees and residents interested in improving their skills set and preparing to meet employer needs can now apply for a Tempe Workforce Skills Accelerator Scholarship.

Rio Salado College, in partnership with the Coalition on Adult Basic Education, invites you to join us in observing National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week, Sept. 18-22, 2023.

Rio Salado College student, Antoinette Mendez, started her own business to help provide college and career advice to middle school students in underserved communities.