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“There Shouldn’t be Something We Have to Conform To”: Students Comment on Media Trends

December 31, 1969

By Sharhonda Whitfield

Dr. Robert Leonard: marketing and communications director, bandleader, professor

January 26, 2017

Management and Decision Sciences professor Dr. Robert Leonard joined the doctoral faculty at Capitol Technology University in Fall 2016.

New semester, new milestones: students reflect on their Spring 2017 goals

January 19, 2017

Last week at Capitol we began our spring semester. We always wonder what our students are thinking at the beginning of a semester as well as what they expect to accomplish overall.

The “Digital Pearl Harbor” Has Happened. How Will You Respond?

December 31, 1969

By Dr. William Butler, Chair, Cybersecurity Program, Capitol Technology University

Interested in the NIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program? Attend a Jan. 25 Workshop

December 31, 1969

Capitol Technology University will be holding a virtual workshop for students with an interest in applying to the NIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF).

Engineering at Capitol: Dr. Chandra Bajracharya is newest addition to faculty

December 15, 2016

Capitol Technology University welcomes the newest member of our electrical engineering faculty, Dr. Chandra Bajracharya. Dr.Bajracharya earned her Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Old Dominion University in 2014.

Cybersecurity at Capitol: a story of innovation

December 31, 1969

Capitol celebrated fifteen years of its groundbreaking program in cybersecurity this month, honoring program founders at a special event at the McGowan Center on November 14.

Dr. Robert Flowers: researching new avenues in network steganography

November 15, 2016

The aspiration to undertake a doctoral degree can come about for many reasons. For some, it’s part of a planned teaching career. Others have nurtured a lifelong interest in the world of academe.

Data from August launch good news for Capitol space debris project

December 31, 1969

Student engineers at Capitol have received welcome news about their aerogel-based space debris-capturing project: data received from an August rocket launch has demonstrated that their system works and is ready to be flown into space.

A Veteran's Day Message from Lt. Col. (Ret.) Soren Ashmall

December 31, 1969

Dear Fellow Veterans,