News & Events
Choosing the Right Flight Program: Why Capitol Technology University's Aviation Professional Pilot Bachelor’s Program Stands Out
When it comes to pursuing a career in aviation, the first step is choosing the right flight program to kickstart your journey.
2023 Commencement Speaker: Tom Costello of NBC News
Capitol Technology University is thrilled to announce our 2023 Commencement guest speaker: Tom Costello of NBC News.
Capitol Technology University Partners with Percival Engineering for Education in Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure
Capitol Technology University is pleased to announce a new partnership with Percival Engineering, thus forming a strategic alliance to promote and provide opportunities for education and careers in cyb
U.S. Space Command Honors Capitol Technology University with AEE Membership
Capitol Technology University is honored to announce that our institution has been selected for full membership with the United States Space Command (USSPACECOM) Academic Engagement Enterprise (AEE) as of Friday, Februa
Announcing Capitol Tech’s First TechQuinox Event, Sept. 23, 2023!
**Registration is now open!** Visit our new TechQuinox webpage for more information and to register!
Capitol Technology University Partners with Infotrend, Inc. for Education and Career Opportunities in Information Technology (IT) Fields
Capitol Technology University partners with Nebula Cybersecurity
Capitol Technology University is pleased to announce a new partnership with Nebula Cybersecurity, Inc.
Capitol Tech's 2022 Veteran's Day Address
Thank you to Dr. Richard Baker, Col (USAFR, ret.), for penning this letter of gratitude for all of the veterans in the Capitol community.
Capitol's First STEM Challenge a Soaring Success
On October 15th, Capitol Tech held its debut “Capitol STEM Challenge” event, hosting 181 middle and high-school aged students and their families for a day of hands-on fun and learning on Capitol’s campus. The faculty-led event featured multidisciplinary activities designed to engage a younger crowd, and students enjoyed everything from flying drones to building databases on a sunny fall Saturday in Laurel.