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

Starting this fall semester, many Midlands Technical College students will be eligible for additional scholarship funding, making MTC even more affordable.

In the midst of an EMT shortage, apprenticeships helped Medshore Ambulance Services meet their workforce needs.

Midlands Technical College held Spring Commencement on May 8, 2026 at Colonial Life Arena.

Midlands Technical College will wrap up an ambitious conference on mental health issues.

Get ready for a full list of shows and events for 2024-2025.

Ken Yamashiro spent a semester studying aerospace engineering in Alabama before he had a realization that, instead, he wanted to learn how to connect with people.

One day, MTC student Abigail Eiler received an email from one of her instructors that would change her life.

Funding supports hands-on welding training that prepares students for the workforce

Join us for this “just right” musical for the entire family

The Building Occupational Opportunities in the Midlands (BOOM) group celebrated their recent class of graduates.

When someone in the Midlands calls 911 or takes a trip in an ambulance, there’s a chance the responding medical professional received training at Midlands Technical College

Midlands Technical College brought home multiple awards during the 2025 South Carolina SkillsUSA competition.

Nearly 3 of 4 students entering college don't know what they want to study. Changing majors costs students extra money and time – time they could be in the workplace earning a living.

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.

Dr. Mary Holloway receives Martha Kime Piper Award

Three Midlands Technical College (MTC) Architectural Engineering Technology students have received a SARA California Merit Design Award from the Society of American Registered Architects (SARA) and will advance to nationals. Each student also received a $1,000 educational grant from the Coalition of Community College Architecture Programs (CCCAP) and mattress company Saatva.

MTC Business Solutions Director Jeremy Catoe led a webinar featuring three employers in the Midlands with unique perspectives on apprenticeships.

The Midlands Technical College Chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) celebrated the induction of 57 new student members selected for membership based on either academic standing or leadership potential.

MTC helps local businesses cut through red-tape for tax-saving apprenticeship programs.

Nicole McCune knows how important scholarships are from her experience as an MTC student.

MTC’s Schools of Study and program pathways guide students toward in-demand careers with solid earning potentials necessary to provide for their families and livelihoods.

The annual high school welding competition was hosted on the Airport Campus and brought together high school throughout the Palmetto State to prepare welders for their future careers.

MTC students and leaders participate in S.C. Higher Education Day at the State House.

For the fourth consecutive year, MTC's Building Construction students placed within the top three in the nation at SkillsUSA, winning silver in this year's (2025) national competition.