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

The Who’s on the Move Non Profit Minute is a production of MidlandsBiz and highlights the impact of non-profit organizations in communities across the Columbia area.

The annual commencement was on May 4 at the Colonial Life Arena.

Investments in Midlands Technical College mean putting dollars to work for the students, the workforce, and the community.

Dr. Robert Gilmer earned the 2020 Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) Southern Region Faculty Award.

The first apprenticeship of its kind in the state.

This is the second year in a row that First Citizens Bank donated to the QuickJobs program.

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.

When I talk to people about what we do at Midlands Technical College (MTC), the conversation seems to always come back to changing life trajectories.

$50,000 donation funds scholarships for QuickJobs students

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.

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.

Attorney Joseph Bias to be recognized by the Richland Two School District

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

The Midlands Technical College Sigma Alpha Pi Chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) celebrated the induction of 73 new student members.

Funding goes to MTC’s QuickJobs programs that train students for jobs that are vital to the Midlands economy

On Wednesday, September 22, we showcase the college's pathways in Automotive, Construction, Commercial Graphics, Machining, Electrical, HVAC, Landscaping, Mechatronics, Welding, and more.

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

Attorney Joseph Bias named to “Pro Bono Honor Roll.”

Investing in the talent you currently have helps grow your next generation of leaders.

The college held its annual commencement ceremony on May 3, 2023 at the Colonial Life Areana.

Three Midlands Technical College leaders in the Business Affairs Division have been elected to serve.

Transfer agreement allows students to earn a bachelor’s degree in psychology.

MTC and Herzing University signed an agreement that will open a new transfer pathway for Nursing students aiming to earn a Bachelor of Science (BSN), and possibly a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN).

For three years, Midlands Technical College and representatives from every school district in Lexington, Richland, and Fairfield counties have participated in annual summits to shape realistic solutions for high school students to get the education needed to find good-paying jobs upon graduation.

Dr. Gregory D. Little was inaugurated as Midlands Technical College's seventh president on Tuesday, November 19. 2024.

Interconnectivity is important to Rivers. She says her desire to give to Midlands Technical College is a product of following the Golden Rule.

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).

Many organizations are doing it, but not getting all the benefits they are due.

Dr. Greg Little will replace Dr. Ron Rhames this Summer.

The Midlands Technical College Foundation received $26,500 to purchase new, high-volume cleaning machinery for the dental clinic.

To commemorate Black History Month and the long tradition of multicultural education offered at the Midlands Technical College Harbison Campus, MTC invited alumni of the historic Harbison Institute back to campus to preview a local art exhibit dedicated to the impact slavery had on African-American children.