Cyber Lab
Remembering 9/11: A Legacy of Resilience and Service
Today, we reflect on 25 years since September 11, 2001—a day that changed our nation forever and revealed the extraordinary courage, resilience, and spirit of service within our communities.
Frank B. Kennedy III Endows Aviation Scholarship in Honor of Program Founder Dick Baker
Capitol Technology University is proud to announce a new Aviation Professional Pilot scholarship has been established through the generosity of veteran and pilot Frank B. Kennedy III in memory of Aviation program founder Dr. Dick Baker.
The Most In-Demand Skills for Engineering Professionals
September 10, 2026Today’s engineering employers want more than technical expertise—they’re seeking skills in emerging technologies and project management. Students pursuing this lucrative career path are apt to explore programs that provide real-world industry perspective.
Read More
OpenAI Introduces ChatGPT for Teens, Promoting Student Safety and Critical Thinking
September 8, 2026As AI reshapes education, OpenAI’s ChatGPT for Teens offers a new approach to helping students learn safely and responsibly while navigating the opportunities and challenges of AI.
Read More
Building a Future in Construction Management: The Construction Industry Must Attract 349,000 New Workers in 2027
September 4, 2026Building a future in the construction industry? Explore why construction management is a growing career field with strong job demand, competitive salaries, advancement opportunities, and a projected need for skilled professionals.
Read More
The Productivity Paradox: How Technology Saves Time and Demands More of It
September 3, 2026Modern technology can save time and increase productivity, but it can also compete for our attention and create new demands, making it essential to rethink how technology, time, focus, and human performance work together.
Read More
Why Legacy Technology Still Runs Critical Parts of the Modern World
September 1, 2026Legacy systems remain essential across industries, but aging technology can create cybersecurity risks and maintenance challenges, highlighting the need for engineers who can modernize and secure critical infrastructure.
Read More
The Trillion-Dollar Skilled Trades Workforce Gap: New Opportunities for Construction Professionals
August 28, 2026The growing skilled trades shortage is reshaping construction and skilled trade careers, driving up costs and project delays while increasing demand and new opportunities for talented professionals.
Read More
Welcome Back: An Exciting New Year in Store at Capitol Tech
Welcome to our new and returning students! We’re excited for the energy, ideas, and opportunities that come with the start of each new semester. Here’s to a great year at Capitol Tech!