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(MARSHALL, Texas) – Representatives from more than 20 companies attended the Industry Job Fair at Texas State Technical College’s Marshall campus on Thursday, Oct. 9.  Several of these companies consistently attend the biannual event having witnessed the value of a TSTC education firsthand. Komatsu’s Longview location, which manufactures mining equipment, often collaborates with TSTC, hiring...

(MARSHALL, Texas) – Owen Shreve enrolled in Texas State Technical College’s Diesel Equipment program at the Marshall campus after moving to Elysian Fields from Bremerton, Washington. He now balances his education with a full-time job as a field service technician. “When I moved to Texas, I discovered the school,” he said. “I’ve always enjoyed fixing...

(ROSENBERG, Texas) – Texas State Technical College is known for its top-notch training and education programs across a variety of technical disciplines and industries. And that extends to beyond those students enrolled in the college. As a culmination of years of effort, TSTC’s Fort Bend County campus is providing the official training for those in...

(MARSHALL, Texas) – A financial barrier is a common reason why someone might not choose to attend college. To help overcome that barrier, and with help from generous donors, The TSTC Foundation offers over 350 scholarships to new and current Texas State Technical College students.  Several of the scholarships are exclusive to those attending TSTC’s...

(MARSHALL, Texas) – As East Texas experiences population growth, the construction industry seeks skilled workers to meet increasing demand for new housing.   Texas accounted for 15% of the nation’s new-home construction permits and 9% of the United States population in 2024, according to National Mortgage Professional, and local and regional building construction employers are feeling...

(MARSHALL, Texas) – Texas State Technical College’s Marshall campus recently expanded its Diesel Equipment Technology program by opening the 21,720-square-foot Diesel Power Technologies Center, which has a capacity of 130 students each semester. “I believe with the new building and having more space come resources, more technology and more training aids,” Joe Razza, a regional...