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Dinosaur Engineering

Once, majestic and gigantic dinosaurs roamed every continent. Then they died -- and now, in museums, engineers have to figure out how the heck to hold up their massive skeletons. Check out the Smithsonian's new exhibit with Dr. Sandy Antunes.

Biggest Myths About Construction Management

Michael Wilber, a construction manager, has worked on projects from single house renovations to a million-square-foot high-rise, enabling him to gather a comprehensive list of myths about construction management.

Q&A with Connie Harrington, Associate Director of Career Development and Employer Relations

Career services is about more than helping students write a resume or land a job. Connie Harrington, Capitol's new Associate Director of Career Development and Employer Relations, shares her story.

Capitol adds new PhD in Product Management, enables leaders to join one of the fastest-growing career fields

With more than 12,000 job openings, product management is one of the top 10 fastest-growing fields. Check out Capitol’s new PhD in product management.

Using summer time wisely

Dr. Ian McAndrew, FRAeS, provides suggestions for the summer break based on your classification. Learn how to return to campus rejuvenated and ready to tackle a new semester.

How to make your business cybersecure: defend against ransomware

For businesses, protecting employees, data, and systems can be an astronomical task, especially as threats to security are ever changing. Find out how you can make your business cybersecure.

June is National Safety Month, Join the Movement

Preventable injury-related deaths in the U.S. are up 5.5 percent in a year-over-year comparison. Join the National Safety Council to promote a month of safety and wellness.

Capitol launches new master of science in aviation cybersecurity, prepares students to protect the nation’s critical infrastructure

Capitol launches new master of science in aviation cybersecurity and prepares students to protect the nation’s critical infrastructure. Find out how you can become part of this exciting, high-demand career field.

Alumni spotlight: Marcel Mabson

Marcel knew he wanted to work for NASA since he was seven years old. Today, as a software test engineer at the Hammers Company, that dream has come true.

What’s the job outlook for mechatronics engineers?

A bachelor’s degree in mechatronics engineering prepares you with the necessary skills which open a wide range of career paths.

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