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New musical fable featuring Terrance Henderson and IndigoSOUL

MTC students, faculty, staff, and alumni take part in an interactive Black History Month walking tour of downtown Columbia.

Celebrating the cultural revolution of this NYC neighborhood, this live variety show features music and dance from the famous era

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

High School Welding Students to Earn College Credit

Lexington County School District One announces a new medical assisting program, housed at Lexington Technology Center, in partnership with Lexington Medical Center and Midlands Technical College.

From Columbia Children’s Theatre; A Retelling of the Classic Story

South Carolina passed legislation that created a pathway for growth in the renewable energy industry. With this change in South Carolina law, the demand for photovoltaic installers has increased.

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

Join these award-winning comedians for classic, clean comedy

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

This Charleston, SC-based quintet performs timeless music born from the Gullah culture of the Southeastern Sea Islands.

Featuring a salute to the "Queen of Soul," Aretha Franklin – Houston brings a medley of classic songs to the Midlands

TRiO programs at Midlands Technical College provide an assistance support system for disadvantaged students in an effort to overcome obstacles and achieve their dreams of college degrees.

The French-based company, Aquarium Partners, has chosen the Midlands Technical College Enterprise Campus as its operational center in the United States.

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

Workforce development collaboration strengthens South Carolina’s talent pipeline

$50,000 donation funds scholarships for QuickJobs students

$700,000 donated to MTC Foundation to fund new program.

Military Times selected Midlands Technical College as a Military Times “Best College for Veterans” for 2019. MTC is the only two-year college in South Carolina to receive this designation.

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

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

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

This all-female country group brings their unique sound to Irmo

S.C. Automobile Dealers Association and Midlands Tech providing scholarships and apprenticeships.

Affirming its longstanding commitment to providing quality higher education and support services to military veterans and their families, the Midlands Technical College Commission signed an agreement designating MTC as a Purple Heart College.

Affirming its longstanding commitment to providing quality higher education and support services to military veterans and their families, the Midlands Technical College Commission signed an agreement designating MTC as a Purple Heart College.

The funding will pilot the Dual Open Educational Resources Program benefitting nearly 5,000 high school students.

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

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

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.

Army Veteran Anthony Orosz spent the last 29 years pursuing higher education, attending multiple colleges and even receiving a prior degree. But this May, for the first time, he walked across the stage at a graduation ceremony.

This is the second consecutive year the Building Construction team competed in the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference in Atlanta, Georgia.

For Maria Cora, a recent MTC Associate in Arts graduate, going to college was never on her radar.

Employer partners tell us often that they are focused on trying to hire veterans.