Happy New Year from the Capitol Tech ALPHA Observatory!  

The ALPHA Observatory continues to make excellent progress towards first light. On Monday, June 6, ALPHA’s observatory system arrived on campus.

In response to the growing needs of the aviation industry for professional pilots, Capitol Technology University is pleased to announce that a new program in Aviation will be available for the Fall 2023 semester.

With the changing of the seasons, changes within our solar system are happening as well.

High-performance computing (HPC) is a relatively new application being used across many STEM fields of study.

When you imagine an observer using a telescope, you might think they use a conical eyepiece to obtain a zoomed view of the target of interest.

It’s President’s Day here in the United States, a time to celebrate the past leaders of this country and all they have done to further develop it.

January 2 marked the annual celebration of National Science Fiction Day. By no coincidence, this date is also the birthday of Isaac Asimov, a famous science fiction writer and professor of biochemistry.