Capitology Blog
Make This Saturday a Cyber Saturday!
December 31, 1969Capitol’s Cyber Lab is excited to present the latest in a series of special events, dubbed Cyber Saturdays, designed for students and young people with an interest in computers, coding, gaming and cybersecurity.
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A student-powered antenna project
December 31, 1969The 5-meter parabolic antenna in front of Capitol Technology University's main building is a recognizable landmark on campus, but after years of use it was starting to show some wear and tear.
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The Digital Dichotomy
December 31, 1969By Rosalie Evans, Professor, Capitol Technology University
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Capitol to Host Safer Buildings Coalition Summit
December 31, 1969In the event of a fire or other disaster, reliable communication is essential to saving lives.
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Information Assurance Scholarship Program (IASP) Scholarship Announcement
December 31, 1969Capitol Technology University is pleased to announce that Information Assurance Scholarship Program (IASP) scholarships are being funded this year for the Fall 2017-18 school year.
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Q&A: Ken Mayer, Director of Distance and Distributed Learning Services
December 31, 1969Ken Mayer has devoted much of his professional life to designing curricula and course content, and in developing ways to deliver them to students.
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Get ready for Career Fair!
December 31, 1969By Sarah Alspaw, Assistant Director of Career Services and Graduate Student Support
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Goodbye, Matt!
December 31, 1969 I’m really going to miss Matthew Polly's book. He is the author of American Shaolin: Flying Kicks, Buddhist Monks, and the Legend of Iron Crotch, which is required reading in English Communications I.
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Broadband for All: Capitol Career Conference Highlights OneWeb Mission
December 31, 1969Building global internet access is an endeavor that betters the lives of billions, and the global communications firm OneWeb is helping to spearhead the effort.
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Mobile computing: a revolution in progress
December 31, 1969Hervé Franceschi, a graduate of L'Ecole Polytechnique, École Nationale and Stanford University, is a professor in the computer science program at Capitol and one of the architects of the university's Mobile Computin
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