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Tommie Media put the spotlight on associate director of research computing for the St. Thomas STELAR center for his work to bring technology innovation to St. Thomas.

View the ITS Annual Report that details achievements made in partnership with units across campus during the 2016-17 academic year.

The new St. Thomas E-Learning and Research (STELAR) center, located in the lower level of O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library, will open Nov. 10. 

Called “OneStThomas,” the intranet will be accessible only with a St. Thomas username and password and serve as a digital “wrapper” for Office365, SharePoint technologies and internal campus communications.

Students, faculty and staff are now able to easily access a secure and encrypted wireless network while visiting other college campuses across the country simply by entering their St. Thomas username and password.

Stay connected to what's happening this year through these three simple steps.

This fall, students and faculty will have the opportunity to experience the new St. Thomas E-Learning And Research center located on the lower level of the O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library.

5 easy steps to increase your online safety.

For the first time, Information Technology Services is launching a pilot called Canvas to potentially replace Blackboard, a virtual classroom that has been used by St. Thomas faculty and students since 2002. About 100 students this fall and 400 students this spring will test Canvas.

Spend less time connecting your devices to the internet and more time connecting with your fellow Tommies by using this New to Campus technology guide for St. Thomas students.

ITSpotlight highlights members of the ITS staff for the roles they play here at the university and to bring to light our creative, unique, and fun hobbies that extend beyond our common interest in technology. Watch for the debut of the next ITSpotlight at the start of each month throughout the semester! 

Information Technology Services, formerly known as IRT, has seen many changes during the past year seeking to improve in ways that benefit the campus community.

Each week, ITS sends students different tips for how to use the technology on campus. These tips will help you leverage technology to be more productive in your classes, internships, jobs, and in achieving your personal goals.

Information Technology Services (ITS) has announced the launch of St. Thomas’ new Information Security website.

As long as you’re not hungry to the point of distraction, it can be helpful to think of technology that aids learning at St. Thomas like a cafeteria.

Brett Coup, who has held technology leadership positions in online education and learning technologies for more than a decade, has been named associate vice president of academic technology and will co-direct the new St. Thomas E-Learning and Research (STELAR) center.

The next time students, faculty or staff contact the Tech Desk for assistance, they will be greeted by the new Information Technology Services (ITS). The name change which represents the division’s emphasis on service

ITS launched the Office 365 suite for all St. Thomas faculty, staff and students. This move allows for more email and file storage, collaboration across the university, state-of-the-art security and access to the Microsoft Office 365 suite on all devices.