News & Events

Dr. Bradford Sims, president of Capitol Technology University, received a 2019 Distinguished Technology Alumni award from the Purdue Polytechnic Institute for extraordinary career, scholarship, and creative achievements.

On a warm cloudy day in Laurel, Maryland, almost two hundred scholars donned long black robes, cords, and – for some – elaborately decorated caps.

On Saturday, May 11, and Saturday, May 18, 2019, Capitol will host Learn, Build, Launch Days on the university campus in Laurel, Maryland, as part of a program designed to increase proficiency in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) for high school students.

On the weekend of April 26th - 28th, 2019, we held our spring residency here at Capitol Technology University. It is the first of three this year and traditionally our largest one with more than 60 delegates attending.

On Saturday May 4th, graduating students of Capitol Technology University will walk across the stage to receive their diplomas. It’s a formal recognition of their hard work and achievements and we can’t wait to celebrate!

Residency is that time of the semester when all the students come together and meet old friends and make new ones. We anticipate a total attendance of 100 this time and planning is critical for its success. We are fortunate that those supporting us are dedicated professionals with the same enthusiasm as the faculty.

Capitol students participated in the inaugural Brain-to-Computer Interface competition (B2CI) in the North East region on March 2, 2019.

Capitol Technology University is proud to partner with a wide variety of groups, industries, and organizations to make STEM education more accessible for all.

At Capitol Technology University, we offer a regular series of Cyber Saturday events that provide high school and community college students with an interest in c

We are very excited to announce that our commencement speaker this May 4^th will be Steve Geppi, founder and CEO of Diamond Comic Distributors.