A student-powered antenna project

December 31, 1969
The 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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Interview: Dr. Michael R. Fain

December 31, 1969
Capitol Technology University’s new assistant director of doctoral programs, Dr. Michael R. Fain, took up the position in May after having previously contributed his expertise to the Capitol academic community as an adjunct professor.
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Capitol CubeSat selected for NASA launch



Capitol Technology University has been emerging as a hub for research and experimentation using miniature, cube-shaped satellites, known as CubeSats.  In February, Capitol’s program received a major boost, with NASA selecting it to parti

Nayovi Leon: Falcons alum explores new horizons at Capitol

December 31, 1969
It’s an inspiring example of vision, determination and eventual triumph over the odds. A team of four undocumented Latino teenagers at a Phoenix-area high school entered an underwater robotics competition and beat the team from MIT.
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Trainer's Tips 5: How to Make the Most Out of Your Summer

April 9, 2018
You hear the ‘ding’ that this round is complete, and you head to your corner to decompress, rest, and strategize for the upcoming round. 
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Cloud Drives: Opportunity or Vulnerability?

December 31, 1969
By William H. Butler,  Chair, Cybersecurity Program, Capitol Technology University
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Capitol Cyber Challenge -- A Summer Camp with a Difference!

December 31, 1969
Are you a high school student making plans for your summer? How would you like to spend part of that time learning how to detect cyberattacks and foil those who try to carry them out?
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Capitol Thanks Professors Ryan, Vergers

January 1, 1970
They've been an integral part of the Capitol story as the school grew from a technical institute into a full-fledged university.
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