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Hundreds of students cross the stage to become Maverick alumni

Columbia City Ballet to present classic fairytale to audiences in Irmo

On Wednesday, April 1st, Columbia’s News 19 WLTX aired a report about a new health care program at Midland Technical College.

Do you or your business know the resources that are available to help grow your workforce? The MTC Business Solutions team has a slew of information in their latest installment of webinars that provides tools and resources to help you attract and retain the best talent in the Midlands.

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

The Midlands Technical College Foundation set a record with amount raised for veteran scholarships during the 2023 MTC Golf Classic.

Boot Tapping Music Happening Between the Boulevards

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

The inaugural award recognizes training opportunities at Midlands Technical College that is helping to transform tomorrows.

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.

ThunderFest kicks off year-long celebration.

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

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

The new Lexington North Lake Center will offer a variety of full programs and on-site services.

The Post and Courier newspaper reported on the college's building plan.

Ray Thomas, Midlands Technical College’s Dean of the School of Business and the School of Advanced Manufacturing and Skilled Trades, has been named one of 15 "Palmetto Power Education Honorees" by SC Biz News for 2025.

“Tech to Teach” Partnership is Designed as a Teacher Certification Pathway for SC Technical College System Students

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

Midlands Technical College Corporate and Continuing Education (CCE) has received an international award for success in apprenticeships.

Highest possible label of "Excellent” earned in TBIC certification process.

Students from Lexington School District Two will have an added advantage when taking courses that align with sets of career-pathway courses at Midlands Technical College

Nephron reports that the cohort is most successful in company history with a 100% graduation rate and 3.5 GPA.

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 $50,000 donation from the national bank will provide intensive job training to develop workers for high-demand jobs.

South Carolina Technical College System President Dr. Tim Hardee shared in an op-ed the importance of a technical college education and why the Palmetto State should continue to invest in its 16 technical and community colleges.

Architectural Engineering Technology students earn “Honor Award” and $2,000 grant

Harbison Theatre at Midlands Technical College (HT@MTC) is a connection between education, arts, and the community.

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

High School Welding Students to Earn College Credit

Harbison Theatre at Midlands Technical College (HT@MTC) was proud to host South Carolina’s HBCU gospel choirs in “Gospel Live,” a celebration and tribute to Black History Month.

For almost five decades, Midlands Technical College has been the premier place in central South Carolina for people to learn skills that allow them to succeed in the health care industry. The tradition is stronger than ever today.

Midlands Technical College celebrates School of Health Care Week

Mal Reeder Selected "20 Under 40"