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Windows computer updates planned this weekend
Windows updates will occur this weekend from midnight Friday, August 11, to 6 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 12. Please leave your computer connected to the S&T network and powered on if leaving your computer on campus. If you need to take your computer home, make sure it is connected to your home network and plugged in to a power source.
Read More »Phishy mail delivered to departments
Did you see the peculiar card your department received via campus mail in the last week?
Read More »Automatic email forwarding to external recipients to be blocked
Beginning Wednesday, June 22, all methods to set up automatic email forwarding of your email messages to external recipients will be blocked.
Read More »Automatic email forwarding to external recipients to be blocked
Beginning Wednesday, June 22, all methods to set up automatic email forwarding to external recipients will be prohibited and blocked.
Read More »Request software for CLCs by April 15
Missouri S&T’s IT is opening the Computing Learning Center (CLC) software request process for instructors who need specific software packages available in CLCs across campus. The deadline to submit requests is Friday, April 15.
Read More »Alumni house staff temporarily working remotely
Due to a fiber optic cable issue at the Hasselmann Alumni House, University Advancement employees who typically work in that building are working remotely this afternoon (Monday, Feb. 14). Phone and internet service is expected to be restored to the building by 5 p.m. today.
Read More »Joe’SS is unavailable campus wide
Missouri S&T’s information technology team is currently investigating an outage of the student system, Joe’SS (joess.mst.edu). The team will provide updates as they are available on the IT Comms blog at itcomms.mst.edu.
Read More »Google Chrome updates strongly encouraged
Missouri S&T’s information technology (IT) team strongly encourages you to update your Chrome browser on all campus and personal computers and devices before you continue using the web. To do so, please visit Google’s Help page to learn how to update Google Chrome.
Read More »Missing emails? Check your junk folder
Due to recent changes in Microsoft’s spam filtering, some email messages that normally would not have been flagged as spam or junk may now be misidentified as a spam risk and delivered to your spam or junk folder.
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