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MTC Enterprise Campus to help bring the best technology to crime scene investigators and create the next generation of forensic scientists.

One of the biggest barriers to success for youth transitioning from foster care can be the lack of a strong support system.

Virtual ceremonies safely recognized student perseverance during pandemic.

For the first time in history, the 2019 high school graduating class from Fairfield County will have the opportunity to attend Midlands Technical College for free

Wofford College has honored Vickie Muller, MTC associate director of financial services, with the Charles H. Gray ’72 Distinguished Service Award.

Instructional Ecology is the podcast recorded and produced by MTC's Center for Teaching Excellence.

Diane Sumpter wins Lifetime Achievement Award from business group

Midlands Technical College President sits down with Mike Switzer of the SC Business Review to discuss how the college addresses workforce development for the Midlands of South Carolina.

Tom Ledbetter, the Associate Vice Provost with the Center for Entrepreneurship and Educational Support at Midlands Technical College, was selected as the Greater Irmo Chamber of Commerce Ambassador of the Year.

Furthering its partnership and commitment to the local military community, Midlands Technical College signed an agreement to award college credits to soldiers training at the US Army Financial Management School on Fort Jackson.

In recognition of Black History Month, Midlands Technical College showcases the work of local artist Mary Burkett.

Current students can apply now for 87 awards.

Dr. Ronald L. Rhames was one of 14 inductees in the inaugural class.

Money helps make higher education accessible and affordable for students and families.

Columbia City Ballet to present classic fairytale to audiences in Irmo

During a virtual town hall for students Thursday evening in Columbia, Midlands Technical College announced a tuition freeze.

Peyton Bryant, Christopher Clark, and Neil Jones will serve through June 2028

MTC and Herzing University signed an agreement that will open a new transfer pathway for Nursing students aiming to earn a Bachelor of Science (BSN), and possibly a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN).

Midlands Tech and our Corporate and Continuing Education division works regularly with government entities and businesses to train employees on everything from heavy equipment to sterile processing to office software systems.


Jonathan Sorrenti is a systems manager and military police officer

On Sunday, April 26, 2026, WWDM radio’s “Onpoint! with Cynthia Hardy” hosted a conversation about the educational, economic, and workforce development impacts of Scout Motors on the Midlands.

Money funds scholarships for military members, veterans and their families.

The South Carolina Association of Technical College Commissioners recognized the individuals during their annual academy.

The Midlands Technical College (MTC) Commission has elected new leadership and welcomed a new commissioner to the governing board.

In the past year, participation in dual enrollment (DE@MTC) rose 20%, with more than 900 students participating.

The list honors key stakeholders in the three geographic areas of South Carolina: Upstate, Midlands, Lowcountry.

The nation is facing a critical need of nurses. Midlands Tech has a unique way of addressing the shortage.

Columbia Fire Department firefighters spent the week of April 12, 2021 training on the Beltline Campus.

Midlands Technical College received the 2022 Charter Champion of the Year Award from the Public Charter School Alliance of South Carolina.

Harbison Theatre invites you to experience the magic of the holiday season with one of its many performance slated during December.

Leaders from across the state, including S.C. Governor Henry McMaster, gathered at Midlands Technical College’s Northeast campus to celebrate the opening of the Cornerstone building and take a tour of the facility. The building was created as part of a partnership between Richland County, the South Carolina Department of Commerce, readySC, and Midlands Technical College to increase economic and workforce development in the region.

The Dick Goodwin Quintet and Kristi Hood to provide springtime evening soundtrack

The collaboration helps residents forge paths to self-sufficiency.

The 2025 MTC Showoff brought together dancers, singers, drummers, pianists, spoken word artists at Harbison Theatre.