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Other colleges are discovering The Capitol Way

February 23, 2015

Graduate from college and you'll be ready for entry into the workforce, right? Think again.

The Future of the Alumni Association

January 21, 2015

“Capitol Technology University's Alumni Association engages with alumni, students, faculty, and staff to build a network of diverse individuals who thrive in the global workforce and reflect Capitol Technology University's mission to

Preparing Professionals in Cybersecurity

January 7, 2015

As industry and government alike present the case for the need for skilled workers in the cybersecurity area, a two-fold question which arises is, “What types of skills, and how many workers do we need?”.

Office of Career Services -- Trainer's Tips

December 1, 2014

I like to think of myself as the Haymitch to your Katniss, the Mickey to your Rocky Balboa, the Tardis to your Time Lord, the Alfred to your Batman, the Splinter to your Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. My job is to give you the tools

Golf Excitement Translates into Support for Student Projects at Capitol

April 27, 2014

Golf enthusiasts and members of the Capitol Technology University community gathered on a brisk day in Windsor Mills on Monday (September 16) for a golf outing in support of student scholarships.

Creative Juices club to highlight Capitol artists with April event

January 1, 1970

Capitol Technology University may be a STEM-focused school, but that doesn’t mean artistic talent is in short supply.

“There Shouldn’t be Something We Have to Conform To”: Students Comment on Media Trends

December 31, 1969

By Sharhonda Whitfield

Mobile computing: a revolution in progress

December 31, 1969

Hervé Franceschi, a graduate of L'Ecole Polytechnique, École Nationale and Stanford University, is a professor in the computer science program at Capitol and one of the architects of the university's Mobile Computin

Career Day is September 22!

December 31, 1969

Hello everyone!Welcome back to a new academic year. I hope you are all having a great start to your semester. This month, be vigilant of upcoming activities and deadlines, includiong Career Day on September 22.

A Match for Da Vinci?

December 31, 1969

As a former teacher in the Maryland public schools, I helped to administer the annual IQ tests to hundreds of children in my 14-year-career. “Administered” is somewhat of a misnomer, because I simply monitored the 120 or so 4t