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Trident Technical College President Mary Thornley is an educational whirling dervish.  For 50 years, she’s been an innovator who brought a dizzying array of programs to the campus as enrollment grew from 8,000 students in 1991 to more than 13,000 this year.On June 1, she’s retiring, according to a Sept. 26 announcement to the college’s area commissioners. But it’s a safe bet she won’t disappear.

Recent high school graduates and adults enrolled in qualified programs at any of the state’s 16 technical colleges are eligible for up to $5,000 from the $55 million Workforce Scholarships

Spartanburg Community College has replaced the department’s longtime program director, added a condensed 7.5-week course in addition to its 16-week course offering and whittled down the curriculum to match what’s

Over the next decade, Columbia-area companies will find themselves competing for workers in a way never seen before in the Midlands, as EV maker Scout Motors seeks to hire more

Trident Technical College announced recently the school will offer tuition-free enrollment to eligible South Carolina residents for the fall 2023 and spring 2024 semesters, covering all the college’s 150-plus programs

A higher percentage of White 11th grade students took AP courses in Charleston last school year, while a higher percentage of Black 11th grade students pursued dual-enrollment courses.

A nearly $26 million federal discretionary grant was among the updates added to a recently altered budget presented by the Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority (CARTA) to the Isle of

Those with green thumbs or technical minds are in for a treat at Berkeley County libraries this month, with gardening classes and STEM workshops at various locations around the area.

Those with technical minds or green thumbs are in for a treat at Berkeley County libraries this month, with gardening classes and STEM workshops at various locations around the area.

South Carolina motorists rank 10th worst in driving, according to a new report by Forbes Advisor.