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

Twelve students graduated from MTC's fifth BOOM cohort. Many students have already been offered apprenticeships and full-time employment opportunities.

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

The Lexington County Council honored outgoing MTC President, Dr. Ronald L. Rhames, with a resolution at their latest meeting.

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.

Instructional Ecology is the podcast recorded and produced by MTC's Center for Teaching Excellence.

Money funds scholarships for military members, veterans and their families.

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 Performance Incubator Production Will Debut on April 13

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

High school students from three area school districts graduated from a collaborative job-training program at Midlands Technical College called Building Occupational Opportunities in the Midlands (BOOM).

MTC students place nationally in building construction and architectural drafting.

MTC is the first higher education institution in the nation to receive a letter of review from the accrediting body for emergency medicine education.

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

Popular Carolina Shout Series Resumes November 5

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

Black History Month celebration welcomes graduates back to historic campus.

More than 100 donors and students gather at President’s Reception

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.

The Association presented her with an Honorary Membership Award.

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.

The State newspaper in Columbia published an op-ed by MTC President Dr. Ron Rhames.

“We welcome companies like Aquarium Partners that desire a relationship with an academic institution and all the educational services MTC has to offer.”

Diane Sumpter wins Lifetime Achievement Award from business group

College closed Monday (Sept. 30), Community recovery continues

A news release from the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.

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.

The annual S.C. high school welding competition was held on the Airport Campus and saw students from around the state test their skills for a chance to win big money in prizes.