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Exciting transformations are coming at Capitol Technology University, with construction of a new residence hall scheduled to begin this summer, university administration said on July 17.

STEM advocacy will be the focus of a keynote address by Dr. Gwendolyn E. Boyd, to be delivered on August 18 during Capitol Technology University's doctoral residency.

Dr. Bradford L. Sims became the eighth president of Capitol Technology University on June 1, 2017.

“Be persistent in the pursuit of your purpose, whatever that may be, and understand that no one can burn down your dreams.  No one at all can take anything away from you that relates to your passion and purpose,”

Capitol Technology University's Board of Trustees has selected Dr. Bradford L. Sims as the university's eighth president, following a nationwide search process. He succeeds Dr. Michael T.

NOTE: A live feed will be available for remote viewing of the commencement ceremony at Capitol.

A new era in astronautical engineering education was inaugurated on Tuesday (April 11), as Capitol Technology University officially unveiled its new S

As NASA prepares for the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope – a major development that is expected to dramatically enhance our understanding of the cosmos – several Capitol alumni and current students are part of the team.

From appliances to computers, engineers have fashioned the world in which we live and work.

Student engineers at Capitol are preparing for a major milestone: December has been slated for launching the Cactus-1 CubeSat, developed by a pair of student teams under the mentorship of university faculty.