October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month, and to help raise awareness on campus we’re dedicating two Tech Talk’s this fall to security. Yesterday, desktop support analyst Mike Heinold got us started by […]
Last week, Microsoft announced a new program, “The Ultimate Steal,” that lets students purchase Office Ultimate for only $59.95. This is a great deal, and considerably less than Office costs through our already […]
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During yesterday’s Tech Talk, we highlighted some of the main technology changes we made on campus this summer. It’s been a busy summer, and we hope the campus finds the upgrades and […]
During freshman computer orientation, we surveyed new students to see how many already have computers at Wabash. Most do (over 85%) and most of the rest plan to get one soon. If you […]
As at any college, each fall many new students, staff and faculty arrive at Wabash. For many, not only is Wabash new to them, but so is Crawfordsville. A new service from […]
Wabash’s Mac Users Group supports and promotes Mac OS computing on campus. The group meets monthly, and is open to all members of the Wabash community. Mac enthusiasts and the merely Mac curious […]
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Our campus-wide wireless project is nearing completion, with more than half of the wireless network now active. Over 80% of the network will be active when classes start on August 23, and […]
On Monday, we kicked off our first annual (we hope!) Summer Tech School. Over the next three weeks, IT Services and Lilly Library will offer more than 20 technology classes to Wabash […]
We replace computers at Wabash on a three-year cycle, and this year the Library Computer Lab was due for an upgrade. The 22 new lab computers are Dell Optiplex 745s, and feature […]
I’ve been out of the office most of the week, attending the annual CLAC conference (Consortium of Liberal Arts Colleges) at Reed College in Portland Oregon. It’s been a great meeting so […]
Engineers from Berbee Information Networks, with assistance from Wabash student Teye Morton ’08, completed the campus wireless site survey in late May, as expected. We’re now awaiting the results of this survey, […]
Friday was the last day of finals, and we celebrated the end of the academic year in the IT Services department with an ice cream cake from Dairy Queen. We can’t take […]
