PHP powers much of the internet, making security flaws a widespread concern. October's PHP security incident underscores the need for proactive cybersecurity, responsible disclosure, and rapid response to emerging threats.

Capitol Tech welcomed students, families, and community members to campus last month as an official event location for International Observe the Moon Night, an annual celebration organized by NASA to encourage aerospace science.

The U.S. Navy plans to expand its use of uncrewed surface vessels over the next year, highlighting the growing role of AI, robotics, and autonomous navigation in modern naval operations.

This fall, Capitol Tech’s vision for modernized lab spaces became a reality through a multi-year funding campaign. From our new artificial intelligence lab to our updated engineering lab and more, these new spaces have been designed to enhance research, learning, and innovation.

Quantum computers hold enormous potential for the future of computing, but they’re still prone to serious errors. New error-correction techniques are bringing us closer to making them reliable enough for wider real-world applications.

Pilot burnout is more than a workforce challenge—it’s an aviation safety concern. Explore the causes of burnout, strategies to support pilot well-being, and how aviation education can prepare the next generation of pilots.

In this guest blog, a recent confusing ballot question about Alberta, Canada’s potential secession is examined, underscoring the importance of cyberpsychology awareness and informed decision-making during elections.

Capitol Tech welcomes new faculty member Tara Labosky to the Construction, Facilities, and Safety department, whose industry expertise and innovative ideas will lead students to success in the built environment.