information technology
Blasingame selected to present at MacAdmins conference
Jonathan Blasingame, a systems administrator in end user engineering for information technology, was selected to present “Jamf as Code: Managing Scripts and Extension Attributes with GitLab CI” at the MacAdmins Conference on July 8 at Penn State. He demonstrated how source-controlled workflows, GitLab CI and the Jamf API can improve the management of Apple device […]
Read More »AppsAnywhere software updates scheduled through Aug. 7
To keep campus software and services current, the information technology asset management team is updating all software available through AppsAnywhere Monday, July 27- Friday, Aug. 7.
Read More »Review changes to Mill pricing model
Researchers who use the Mill high-performance computing (HPC) cluster should review changes to the system’s pricing model and service tiers. The updates are designed to help extend the life of the university’s HPC resources while continuing to provide access for teaching and research needs.
Read More »Prepare for AppsAnywhere and Cloudpaging updates June 13
Information technology will deploy updates to AppsAnywhere and the Cloudpaging Player beginning midnight Saturday, June 13. These tools allow users to install applications on demand. Updates will address known issues and improve performance.
Read More »Beat the rush: Submit new asset requests for 2026-27
Faculty are encouraged to submit new asset requests now for hardware or software needed for the 2026-27 academic year.
Read More »Windows updates planned this weekend
Windows updates will happen 2-6 a.m. Saturday, May 16. If you leave your computer on campus, please leave it powered on and connected to the S&T network.
Read More »IT to install new application for Windows OS administration
In an effort to simplify installing software, IT will distribute a new application to S&T managed systems. The installation of the new application, ThreatLocker, is the first step to enhance the local administrative access process on S&T managed Windows computers. This application will be installed on campus computers over the weekend, Saturday, May 2, and Sunday, May 3.
Read More »Joshua Rothman to speak on artificial intelligence April 22
Joshua Rothman, a staff writer for The New Yorker, will present a lecture titled “What A.I. Can’t Replace” at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 22, at the Hasselmann Alumni House. A reception will follow. The event is free and open to the public.
Read More »Prepare for planned campuswide network outage April 11-12
The Missouri S&T information technology team continues to enhance the university network infrastructure and has planned a campuswide network upgrade 4 p.m. Saturday, April 11, through midnight Sunday, April 12.
Read More »New offboarding resources available
The assistant directors of business administration, in collaboration with information technology and human resources, are excited to share that new offboarding resources are available to the campus community.
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