by Neil Torda | Nov 26, 2024 | IT News
It’s now even easier to get in-person help! Go to ithelp.wcu.edu and choose the “Schedule an Appointment” button (top row, second tile) to skip the line and get help at the time that works best for you! Choose what kind of help you need, pick a date and time, and...
by Neil Torda | Nov 26, 2024 | IT News
The IT Endpoint Management team is offering macOS Sequoia upgrades to campus faculty/staff machines. Users may see a notification saying, “Upgrade to macOS Sequoia”. Summarily, you may also go to Software Update and choose Get macOS Sequoia. Sequoia will be...
by Neil Torda | Nov 26, 2024 | IT News
We’re excited to announce improved parking options for faculty and staff picking up new computers from the IT Endpoint Services team at the Camp Building! What’s New? Designated Parking Spots:You’ll now find two designated parking spots marked “IT Pickup/Dropoff”...
by Neil Torda | Nov 26, 2024 | IT News
It’s easy for you to report phishing emails to the Division of IT with just one click! In your Outlook toolbar, you should see Report Message. Mousing over that gives a few options which you can use to easily mark the message as phishing. Once you do that, our IT...
by Neil Torda | Nov 26, 2024 | IT News
myWCU was recently updated with a new search experience that is much faster and gives you control over the results that you see. If you find yourself in need of technology help, be sure to give the “IT Help” button in myWCU a try! If you can’t find what you want in...
by Neil Torda | Nov 26, 2024 | IT News, Uncategorized
The CATalytics team has released a new Advisee Load dashboard into production, in partnership with the Registrar’s Office and the Advising Center. The purpose of the dashboard is twofold. First, the dashboard can be used to help Academic Departments and Professional...
