Senate Resolution No. 338 recognizes Victoria College on the significant milestone of its 100th anniversary. Established on February 4, 1925, by the Victoria Independent School District Board of Trustees, the college began its journey with 51 students and has since evolved into a comprehensive community college serving over 7,000 students annually. The institution has expanded its facilities significantly, now encompassing a 16-building main campus and additional locations in Hallettsville, Gonzales, and downtown Victoria. Victoria College offers a wide range of academic programs and workforce training in various fields, including business, healthcare, and technology, contributing to the educational and economic development of the Golden Crescent Region.

The resolution commends the leadership, faculty, and staff of Victoria College for their dedication to providing quality education and training opportunities that enable local residents to pursue higher education and career advancement while balancing their personal responsibilities. It highlights the college's ongoing commitment to enhancing the community's prosperity and acknowledges the construction of a new Student Success Center, set to be completed by the end of 2025. The Senate expresses its pride in Victoria College's achievements and its vital role in the state's higher education landscape.