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MTC President Dr. Ronald L. Rhames was honored in the 2023 S.C. African American History Calendar.

The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce provides data about statewide and county specific employment trends.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the Columbia City Ballet

Winter Weather Update: We’re monitoring forecasts for wintry weather that could impact the state over the weekend.

Midlands Technical College welcomes Dr. Lavant as the new Dean of Students. Her first day with MTC is Thursday, May 15, 2025.

Join us for Arthur Miller’s Classic from National Theatre Live on March 10

Midlands Technical College (MTC) President Dr. Gregory Little has been selected as a member of the 2025 “50 Most Influential” class by Columbia Business Monthly.

Boot Tapping Music Happening Between the Boulevards

Notable acts include the Purple xPeRIeNCE Tribute Show and country music star Craig Morgan

Transfer agreement allows students to earn a bachelor’s degree in psychology.

Midlands Technical College has been named as one of the best employers in South Carolina.

$50,000 donation funds scholarships for QuickJobs students

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.

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

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.

The S.C. National Guard recently showed its appreciation to local organizations who support service members by inviting them to learn more and experience a flight.

S.C. Endeavors funding to help those who want to teach early childhood students.

Midlands Technical College Corporate and Continuing Education (CCE) is a key driver of workforce development in the Midlands.

Midlands Technical College President Dr. Ronald Rhames spoke with ABC Columbia for a report that aired on the evening of July 1, 2020.


Jonathan Sorrenti is a systems manager and military police officer

On May 28, 2026, Midlands Technical College (MTC) held a special sendoff event for students who will be participating in SkillsUSA’s National Leadership & Skills Conference (NLSC) June 1-5, 2026 in Atlanta.

The Dean of MTC's School of Advanced Manufacturing and Skilled Trades recently appeared on the "Careers Without Four Years" podcast.

MTC leaders and dignitaries broke ground on what will be called The Center for Business and Information Technologies.

Dr. Greg Little will replace Dr. Ron Rhames this Summer.

Midlands Technical College (MTC) Corporate and Continuing Education (CCE) hosted the Ready. Set. Hired. Manufacturing breakfast, bringing together representatives from Scout Motors, Michelin and 10 other manufacturing companies from across the Midlands to discuss workforce needs and opportunities to connect trained talent with local employers.

Harbison Theatre at Midlands Technical College (HT@MTC) is proud to welcome the first show of our 2022-2023 season.

Within one week of their graduation ceremony, all of the students in Midlands Technical College Spring 2022 Computer Numerical Control (CNC) program had received job offers.

Maverick Market is a place for all MTC students to refuel, refresh, and recharge.

In its eighth season, HT@MTC broadens the reach of MTC into the community even further

The MTC Foundation hosted the 2022 Golf Classic which raised over $75,000 in scholarship funds for veterans, current service members, and their families.

Today, the City of Columbia issued an order instructing people to stay home

In a few months, the new Center for Business and Information Technologies will open as the hub of programs in management, accounting, business administration, and information technologies.

Join Morihiko Nakahara, Joe Pinner, and the S.C. Philharmonic musicians for this fun event

New Series Focused on Bringing Midlands Jazz to HT@MTC Stage

Students from area high schools in Lexington County donned Michelin ball caps and signed contracts to join Midlands Technical College and Michelin as Michelin Technical Scholars.