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It is with profound sadness that the Capitol College community announces the loss of Dr. Michael G. Gibbs, who died from valley fever on Tuesday (December 10th).   Dr.

From bridges and roads to circuits and motors, the world we live in is largely the product of engineering.

Ever since she was a child, CJ Giovingo has looked to the stars.   "I was really into astronomy," she says.

Imagine the following scenario. A massive winter storm, worse than any in recent memory, has wreaked havoc across Maryland. A state of emergency has been declared.

For DC-area snow lovers, the winter of 2014 has been a welcome change after successive years of disappointment.   Snow has blanketed the area several times this season, with the biggest totals so far recorde

Are you a community college student with an interest in network security or information assurance? Would you like to test your skills in a fast-paced game environment?

During a long and successful career as a security expert and project manager, Harry Abell had many opportunities to observe the kinds of qualities that make for career success.   A graduate of the Capitol Radio

Suppose it were possible for a seismologist to open a mobile phone app and command a satellite to take pictures of an earthquake in progress many miles away.

NOTE: A live feed will be available for remote viewing of the commencement ceremony at Capitol. Click here for access.You will need speakers and headphone

Every student who plans to attend an institution of higher education should search for and apply for scholarships.