Have you ever known someone who constantly figits, tinkers with and builds things? You might know an engineer! And if you drive a car, use the internet, or even flip a switch to turn on a light, you should probably thank them as well. Engineers impact almost every part of our physical world, and engineering continues to be a great career choice. Schools across the country are promoting Science, Technology, Engineering and Math or STEM curriculum more than ever.

Walking into Swift Recon, it is an automotive shop like you have never seen before. When you think of such places, images of heat, dirt, grime, and grease may come to mind, but prepare for a surprise. In Broken Arrow, Swift Recon defies expectations, and this is no accident.

When the sirens wail and the lights flash on an emergency vehicle, have you ever paused to ponder the remarkable skills required? These brave men and women possess a unique set of abilities, including some who are paramedics.

Call it a winning streak! The Enterprise Network Technologies program landed students on the prestigious Cisco Dream Team. Students follow an application process with Cisco, including a review of their certifications and a video interview.

What started by using a photo collage app on her phone to create a logo over 13 years ago has turned into a career for Visual Graphic Design student Megan Lewis.

Jozlyn Grant will graduate not once, not twice, but three times in May, earning her high school diploma from Union High School, her certificate in Medical Assisting from Tulsa Tech and her associate degree in liberal arts from Tulsa Community College.

When faced with a critical moment or crisis situation, your response often reflects your training. Picture Tom Hanks' poised portrayal of Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger in the movie Sully, his actions honed through years of practice …

Tulsa Tech is the region’s leader for high school and adult students to gain the skills for success in their career, wherever they may be within their individual path. The district strives to be flexible to meet the needs of each student and client …

Lily Taylor, a junior at Broken Arrow High School and a first-year cosmetology student at Tulsa Tech, didn’t get to this point in her education easily. However, through Tulsa Tech and the Miss Oklahoma program, she is discovering who she is as a person.

Facing challenges brings out the best in people, highlighting their resilience and determination. Winston Churchill's timeless advice, "If you are going through hell, keep going," rings true for Gavin Kuykendal, a Health Science Technology student.