Senate Resolution No. 338 celebrates the 100th anniversary of Victoria College, which was established on February 4, 1925, by the Victoria Independent School District Board of Trustees. The college, initially known as Victoria Junior College, began classes with 51 students in 1925 and has since grown significantly, necessitating expansions and the construction of new facilities. In 1949, an independent board of trustees was formed, although the college has maintained its partnership with the school district. Today, Victoria College serves over 7,000 students annually through a variety of academic programs and workforce training, contributing to the educational and economic development of the Golden Crescent Region.

The resolution acknowledges the vital role Victoria College plays in providing accessible education and training opportunities for local residents, helping them pursue higher education and career advancement while balancing their personal responsibilities. It highlights the college's extensive facilities, including its main campus and various centers dedicated to nursing, performing arts, and industrial training. The Senate commends the leadership, faculty, and staff of Victoria College for their contributions to higher education in Texas and recognizes the institution's significant milestone in its history.