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

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.

See the thrilling play from London’s West End on the big screen

Students from Midlands Technical College’s Machine Tool Technology program and the University of South Carolina Aerospace Engineering program completed a design challenge during the Fall semester.

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

New facility on the Beltline Campus directly supports workforce development for in-demand jobs.

During 2021 there was a labor shortage. Forty-eight million people quit their jobs. The rate is slowing down, but not by much. So where did they go? We have called this the “great reshuffling.” They retired, found another position better suited for their skills with their current employer, or switched industries. People are reshuffling for competitive pay, job flexibility and to prevent burnout. What does this mean for us? It means we have to be creative and offer different solutions for our workforce.

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

Black History Month celebration welcomes graduates back to historic campus.

Join this larger-than-life personality on stage for a fun variety-style show to laugh, play, and celebrate

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

Lou Kennedy, Vanessa Mota, and Carolyn Sawyer headline “Wonder Women Wednesday” in honor of Womens History Month.

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

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

Inductees include MTC Vice President for Business Affairs and adjunct professor.

Lowe's Foundation makes MTC the first community and technical college Gable Grant recipient from South Carolina.

For the fourth consecutive year, MTC's Building Construction students placed within the top three in the nation at SkillsUSA, winning silver in this year's (2025) national competition.

First-ever “Carolina Shout Festival” features local musical acts on May 7