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Fall Registration will begin June 7 and last until Friday June 11. All sessions will be held at the NORTH CAMPUS at 821 N. Capital Street. Read below for event

The MTI team competing for the last 10 weeks in the South Dakota Stock Market Game won first place in the college division.  Coached by instructor Annika Russell in her

408 members of the Class of 2010 received Associate of Applied Science degrees and diplomas in commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 7 at the Corn Palace.  This was one of

Hello Everybody; Many of you already know that the U.S. Department of Education is changing the process for administering Federal Student Loans.  The Federal Stafford Loan Program will transition into

Ever say something and later you wonder what you were thinking (See photo below)? The rodeo team reminded last night that at the first Rodeo Team meeting last fall I

Mitchell Technical Institute instructor Dave VerSteeg was recently selected as the 2009-10 Teacher of the Year by the MTI Student Representative Board.  VerSteeg teaches the first-year electronics curriculum to students

Two long-time ag instructors at Mitchell Technical Institute, Myron Sonne and Larry Hostler, are retiring at the end of the school year.  To celebrate their careers and bring together past

Two teams of five students each enrolled in the MTI Computer Systems Technology department took part in the second annual TigerNet Challenge on Wednesday, April 14, competing against 18 other

Listed costs of production were similar in 2009 compared to 2008 but selling prices for the average livestock producer were lower. This information is based on the statistical analysis from

The average farm saw a 6.3% increase in net farm profit from 2008 to 2009 according to financial information provided by farmers enrolled in South Dakota s Farm/Ranch Business Management

MTI’s Power Sports students and faculty competed in the Chopper Class Challenge at the Donnie Smith Bike Show in St. Paul, MN, recently.   The students participated in the question and

Mitchell Technical Institute’s Power Line Construction & Maintenance program made a giant stride toward incorporating the instruction of power transmission into the curriculum Thursday, April 1.  East River Electric Power