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Need to build business communication skills? Try improv theater!

December 31, 1969

When learning how to be an effective interviewer or presenter, it can sometimes be helpful to think out of the box.

Interested in a doctorate from Capitol? Attend one of our virtual info sessions

December 31, 1969

Dates have been announced for the next series of virtual info sessions for prospective doctoral students.

An emerging field, a brand new lab: ICAM dedication on Mar 11

December 31, 1969

A dedication ceremony for Capitol Technology University's newest lab will be held this spring, formally launching operations at this innovative resource.

Cloud Drives: Opportunity or Vulnerability?

December 31, 1969

By William H. Butler, Chair, Cybersecurity Program, Capitol Technology University

Cybercrime Risk High on Black Friday

December 31, 1969

Last month was Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the focus was on protecting our systems and the valuable data stored in them. Cyber criminals did not take the month off; rather, they continued to perpetrate spectacular data breaches,

Professor: Rise of Mobile Is Changing The Cybersecurity Field

December 31, 1969

Do you remember a time when you used your mobile phone simply to make phone calls?

Making the move: why Capitol is the best choice for wireless professionals seeking cybersecurity expertise

December 31, 1969

Wireless communications professionals with an interest in gaining cybersecurity expertise had the opportunity at last month’s IWCE Expo to learn about the programs and resources available

Carr Astronautics Tours Capitol, Highlights Collaborative Learning

December 31, 1969

At Capitol Technology University, students don’t only gain expertise in their fields. They also learn to work with students in other disciplines, bringing different skill sets together in the service of a common goal.

Students win climate competition with campus lighting proposal

December 31, 1969

A proposal to cut energy costs and improve the student experience through improved lighting at Capitol has won the Climate Change competition sponsored by the university’s engineering department.

Capitol alumnus aspires to Mars mission role

December 31, 1969

NASA’s Orion program anticipates human travel to the “Red Planet” by around 2035. And when that happens, Carl Hansen hopes to be on the ground control team.