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.

Capitol College's annual Career Fair is coming up!

Ten years into her professional career, Audra Woodley pondered her next move. Should she go back to school and obtain a graduate degree?

Capitol College is hosting a special event Saturday (March 29) for Maryland community college students with an interest in network security and information assurance.

With proliferating space debris jeopardizing equipment and astronaut safety, scientists are sounding the alarm. Researchers, meanwhile, continue their search for effective ways to clean up the mess.

Fifty-four teams from around the mid-Atlantic squared off at the FIRST Robotics Competition North Carolina Regional, putting their technical skills and teamwork to the test.

A 2003 graduate of Capitol College’s master’s program in network security, Jerry Davis has channeled his lifelong love of technology into professional achievement, becoming a thought leader in his field.

Studying a language like Ancient Greek or Latin might not seem like an obvious area of interest for technology-focused students, but it can make a surprisingly good fit, says Capitol College’s Ken Mayer. 

Capitol College alumnus James C. Foster has built his career around keeping ahead of cybersecurity threats.

Capitol’s practical, hands-on approach to training has long distinguished the college’s programs from those of competitors.