Capital's Featured News

What could be better than attending Columbus Blue Jackets hockey games for free, talking with the players in the locker room, and being published continuously on a notable professional sports Web site? Posting the experience as an internship on your résumé.

Capital University hosts the Cardinals of North Central (Ill.) College in an NCAA Division III Football Championship second-round game Saturday at noon in Bernlohr Stadium.

To help the Chapel Choir prepare for the Nov. 30 Christmas Festival which will feature songs in 10 languages, choral director Lynda Hasseler tapped into Capital's diverse community to deepen her students' understanding of the cultural traditions that surround each song.

They're going fast!

All in all, my year abroad was one of soul searching, creating new friendships, learning to communicate across cultural bounds, and just plain fun.

Capital's Women's Soccer team are OAC Champs and our football team has secured second place in the conference!

A Capital graduate gets the chance for a free fairy tale trip to Italy complete with new friends, exotic experiences, and beautiful sights. And she grabbed it.

The Trinity Press International recognizes Bussie as an emerging writer. Their award focuses on works that offer new perspectives on biblical, cultural, ethical, theological or religious issues and has broad applications for a general audience.

Capital's Ranger Challenge Team placed the highest it ever has in the annual event at Fort Knox.

Cap. Students tried their hand at an Iron Chef Competition at last week’s Wicked Wednesday. Read more to learn secret ingredient.

If singing brings us closer to God, than the Capital University Chapel Choir will elevate thousands as it graces the stage of Cleveland’s Severance Hall Monday, Oct. 9, for a benefit Hymn Festival.

In many ways, Ethiopia is the land that time forgot… On May 1, 2006, Dr. Andy Carlson (political science) and I boarded a plane in the United States and when it landed in Ethiopia the year was 1998 – really.

Barb Packer is many things: a seasoned businesswoman, a committed church member, and (as of May 6) a proud Capital graduate. Capital has already had a profound effect on Barb's life. And the things she's learned at Capital have already benefited hundreds of hungry families across Central Ohio.