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Midlands Technical College English instructor Dr. Rhonda Grego is the 2018 Albin S. Johnson Faculty Excellence Award.

Jeff Griffin, Derek Raper, Dan Bruinsma, and Katherine Blanchard Whittle have joined the MTC Foundation Board of Trustees. All four will serve on the board through June 2026.

Classic Children’s Cartoon Brought to Life on Stage on September 30

ThunderFest kicks off year-long celebration.

As MTC prepares to fully reopen this fall to students, I was recently asked what will success look like?

Almost half of MTC courses are offered under new instructional model.

Midlands Technical College Police Department purchased and installed 15 new automated external defibrillators (AEDs) from Avive for all patrol cars.

The Midlands Technical College Police Department (MTCPD) welcomed its newest officer, William Reiss, following his graduation from the Basic Law Enforcement Class at the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy (SCCJA) on Friday, May 22, 2026. During the ceremony, Reiss received the prestigious J.P. Strom Award, presented to him by MTCPD Police Chief Tim Martin.

Students can graduate from MTC and transfer with advanced standing.

Dominion Energy's support will fund Career Launch Grants and a special honor for MTC President Dr. Ronald L. Rhames.

The collaboration helps residents forge paths to self-sufficiency.

Robert Lentz spent 28 years on the Midlands Technical College Commission, overseeing many expansions including the Harbison Theatre.

Businesses looking to expand their training capacity and their revenue are discovering MTC’s flexible online training capabilities.

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

College responds to requests during the coronavirus health care emergency.

Being a successful business owner has been the “American Dream” for many individuals, but Tom Ledbetter, MTC’s Associate Vice Provost for Entrepreneurship and Educational Support, says communities across the country are beginning to see the value of growing their own entrepreneurs to make sure the local economy is able to keep pace with the future.

MTC students place nationally in building construction and architectural drafting.

At the 2024 Engineering Technologies Career Expo, local employers met with MTC students and alumni to network and discuss employment opportunities at their companies.

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

Building Construction Technology team won gold over the weekend in Atlanta.

Dory Hoffman, an adjunct instructor in MTC’s English Department, is finding success in her English 101 and 102 classes with a sought-after lesson plan that engages students through filmmaking, social media, and social justice advocacy.

Join this talented group of musicians on October 26 for a fun night of jazz, blues, and feel-good vibes

MTC continues defining new pathways for students to find employment while addressing critical workforce needs.

Midlands Technical College Commissioner Diane E. Sumpter was awarded the Order of the Palmetto, South Carolina’s highest civilian honor.

The School of Education and Public Service hosted a life-like learning event as part of the college’s Schools Week events.

The fifth-annual Harbison History Day at MTC next week will celebrate Black History Month by welcoming graduates of Harbison Institute back to the site of their school, which was located on the Midlands Technical College Harbison Campus.

This is the third year in a row the Midlands Technical College's annual Golf Classic shattered fundraising record.

The Spring 2020 Computer Numerical Control (CNC) class found themselves facing unforeseen circumstances amid a pandemic but refused to let that stop them.

Midlands Technical College and the Columbia Chamber of Commerce are joining forces and launching the Midlands Youth Apprenticeship program

Held at Colonial Life Arena, the ceremony saw more than 900 candidates for graduation, which included over 120 dual enrollment students.

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

This year, Midlands Technical College (MTC) held a graduation ceremony on May 7, 2026, for the Building Occupational Opportunities in the Midlands (BOOM) program. Nine students graduated with a 15-hour Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) certificate and a Residential Construction certificate. The BOOM program is a construction job-training program for high school students with disabilities, allowing them to receive hands-on, real-world experience in the construction field.

Tying Together Music and Language, Renowned Composer Celebrates MLK Day