Information Technology introduces StatusPage

Replacing Computing Alerts, StatusPage allows you to see the current status of several major JMU IT systems.

Coming soon: Change to Duo prompt

JMU users will be required to use one extra click to start a Duo push when accessing Microsoft 365 applications.

Information Technology to launch new Knowledge Base

JMU users can now search hundreds of help articles written by the IT Help Desk in a new, user friendly interface.

Microsoft Scheduling Poll

Looking for a reliable way to schedule meetings without back-and-forth emails? Try using Outlook's new Scheduling Poll.

Coming soon: Okta Verify to replace Duo

Okta Verify will soon replace Duo as our multifactor authenticator. Learn what Okta is, who it affects, and what you have to do to get ready.

Update on Crowdstrike outage

Message from Interim President Charlie King

ByteDance and Tencent applications prohibited

Virginia law prohibits all JMU employees from using any application developed by ByteDance or Tencent on JMU devices or while connected to any state network.

Technology spring cleanup

Information Technology encourages all employees to take time to review their technology use and consider moving files to the cloud.

Change coming to network sign-in

Employees or affiliates who connect to the JMU network with Ethernet cables will soon see a new login page.

Year-End Technology Purchases

Faculty and staff should submit any Technology Solution Requests for technology purchases no later than Friday, May 3rd.