Megan Evans

Midlands Technical College • 9th November 2021

Boss Lift

The S.C. National Guard recently showed its appreciation to local organizations who support service members by inviting them to learn more and experience a flight. MTC President Dr. Rhames was one of the leaders who accepted the invitation to "Boss Lift."

Midlands Technical College • 13th October 2020

100% of MTC Class Finds Employment in just weeks | Midlands Technical College

The Spring 2020 Computer Numerical Control (CNC) class found themselves facing unforeseen circumstances amid a pandemic but refused to let that stop them.

Midlands Technical College • 3rd August 2020

MTC Welcomes Home Soldier with Diploma | Midlands Technical College

On Friday July 31, Midlands Technical College President Dr. Ronald Rhames presented a diploma and academic certificate to Spec. Doug Long of the South Carolina Army National Guard.

Midlands Technical College • 8th October 2019

MTC Alum Facilitates Big Loan For Students

Midlands Technical College alumnus Henry Dingle gave back to his alma mater by helping to secure a $500,000 equipment loan for surveying students. Take a look at how he's been helping the effort to expand the program.

Midlands Technical College • 9th July 2019

MTC Graduate Finds Her Passion

For Maria Cora, college was never on her radar. After enrolling at MTC, she embraced the college experience, found her passion, and portrayed what success looks like at MTC.

Midlands Technical College • 11th June 2019

MTC Students have the Upper Hand

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.

Midlands Technical College • 9th April 2019

Instructor Advocates for Bullying Awareness by Engaging Students Through the Power of Filmmaking

An MTC Instructor is attracting national attention by advocating against bullying and engaging her students through​ filmmaking.

Metro Columbia CEO • 19th March 2019

MTC Student Launches Three Companies

Ken Yamashiro spent a semester studying aerospace engineering out-of-state before he had a realization that, instead, he wanted to learn how to connect with people.

Carolina News & Reporter • 30th November 2018

Giving in the holiday spirit

For many nonprofits, the season of giving lasts for the entire year.

Carolina News & Reporter • 19th November 2018

Answering a “heartfelt calling”

There are many myths and stereotypes that surround the foster care system; here’s a look at the reality of being a foster parent.

Carolina News & Reporter • 19th November 2018

Kavanaugh accuser gains support in S.C. during walkout

A small group gathered at the S.C. State House as part of a national walkout to show support for Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual abuse.

Carolina News & Reporter • 19th November 2018

S.C. center fights back against illiteracy

The South Carolina Children’s Books and Literacy Center, located at the University of South Carolina, houses the state’s collection of new children’s books and provides support for childhood literacy.

Carolina News & Reporter • 19th November 2018

Where the wild books are

Did you know that all across the U.S. books are still being challenged and banned?

Carolina News & Reporter • 19th November 2018

Nikki Haley announces resignation as ambassador

Nikki Haley unexpectedly announced her resignation as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Tuesday.

Carolina News & Reporter • 19th November 2018

New wheels for Columbia residents

Blue Bike, a bike share program sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield, was launched on Monday by the City of Columbia in partnership with Bewegen Technologies.

Carolina News & Reporter • 19th November 2018

Local start-up gets double scoop of grant money

A local ice cream company, launched in early July, has announced that they’ve just received $100,000 in grant money from Google.

Carolina News & Reporter • 19th November 2018

After Shepard’s interment, more to be done

After 20 years, Matthew Shepard was laid to rest at the Washington National Cathedral.

Carolina News & Reporter • 19th November 2018

Education on the ballot

This election day, voters will be able to decide on a change for the Department of Education.

Carolina News & Reporter • 19th November 2018

Columbia honors vets at the 40th annual Veterans Day parade

Columbia community braved rainy cold weather to honor veterans in the 40th annual Veterans Day parade.

Columbia Voice • 5th May 2018

This teacher owns a farm, so her students get more than the 3 R’s

When you’re 5 years old, there’s nothing better than exploring nature. And that’s the norm in Blair Wells’ kindergarten class where students sometimes even get the opportunity to visit their teacher’s farm. (Shared byline)