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Contestants Take the Stage to Become the “Biggest Showoff” on March 26

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

When the Columbia Metropolitan Airport needed volunteer victims for a plane-crash exercise, Midlands Technical College students were quick to respond.

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

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

Dr. White was MTC’s fifth president, serving from 2006-2015

Touring for over 10 years, band will sing Petty classics on stage February 1

Dr. Mary Holloway receives Martha Kime Piper Award

Debbie M. Walker to serve Southern Association of College and University Business Officers as their president.

Join Morihiko Nakahara, Joe Pinner, and the S.C. Philharmonic musicians for this fun event

Winter Weather Update: We’re monitoring forecasts for wintry weather that could impact the state over the weekend.

Joseph Bias, General Counsel of Midlands Technical College, is among the South Carolina attorneys listed in the 2020 edition of “Legal Elite.”

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

The 2025 MTC Showoff brought together dancers, singers, drummers, pianists, spoken word artists at Harbison Theatre.

Students can graduate from MTC and transfer with advanced standing.

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

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 Midlands Technical College Foundation received the grant from Power:Ed, a philanthropic arm of SC Student Loan Corporation.

Midlands Technical College Commissioner Diane E. Sumpter was awarded the Order of the Palmetto, South Carolina’s highest civilian honor.

In a few months, the new Center for Business and Information Technologies will open as the hub of programs in management, accounting, business administration, and information technologies.

Seven high school seniors graduated this past week and become the first group to complete The Midlands Youth Apprenticeship Program.

Midlands Technical College kicked off its fall semester by honoring its Employees of the Year for 2018.

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.

High School Welding Students to Earn College Credit

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

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

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

On Friday, February 25, Midlands Technical College hosted its first-ever S.C. High School Welding Skills Competition.

$50,000 contribution supports learning in precision machine tool technology.

Years from now, histories will be published about the worldwide impact of COVID-19 in 2020.

The donation to the Midlands Technical College Foundation will help support workforce development training.

Midlands Technical College is partnering with five area high school Career and Technology Education Centers and 12 industry partners to move technically talented high school students quickly into great-paying jobs in the local manufacturing industry.

Just-released Presidential Report details how MTC is succeeding at growing the college, making lives better, and leveraging goodwill