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(MARSHALL, Texas) – Students from Texas State Technical College’s Marshall campus brought home five medals from the recent 2026 SkillsUSA Texas Postsecondary Leadership and Skills Conference in Corpus Christi. “We’re all incredibly proud of our students and their faculty mentors,” said Bart Day, provost of the Marshall campus. “The competition alone is a great experience...

(ROSENBERG, Texas) – What began as a 13-year-old’s curiosity for fixing his siblings’ smart devices recently culminated in an associate degree in Cybersecurity. Chinonso Ojimba, who moved to Richmond from Houston during his senior year of high school, recalled spending his early teenage years watching tutorials on how to troubleshoot technology. “I enjoy finding a...

(SWEETWATER, Texas) – For the fourth consecutive year, students from Texas State Technical College’s Sweetwater campus earned medals at the SkillsUSA Texas Postsecondary Leadership and Skills Conference. Lauralai Bates and Jordan Pledger, Electromechanical Technology students, teamed up to earn a silver medal in Robotics and Automation Technology. Crystal Garcia, a Vocational Nursing student, earned a...

(RED OAK, Texas) – Three students from Texas State Technical College’s North Texas campus earned medals at the 2026 SkillsUSA Texas Postsecondary Leadership and Skills Conference in Corpus Christi. “I am incredibly proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our students at the recent competition,” said Marcus Balch, provost of TSTC’s North Texas campus. “Bringing...

(MARSHALL, Texas) – Four Electrical Lineworker and Management students from Texas State Technical College’s Marshall campus formed a team to participate in the Fat Boy Foundation’s third annual Jonathan Holland Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament on Saturday, April 18 at the Henderson Country Club. The Fat Boy Foundation is dedicated to raising money for technical college...

Wired for More After years of mechanical work across multiple industries, Nathan Frausto realized he needed new technical skills to keep pace with a changing workforce. That realization led him to Texas State Technical College’s Industrial Maintenance program, where he is building the electrical knowledge he once lacked and preparing for a more technical future. ...