Skip to search and filter Milestone Unlocked: UITS Puma HPC Accelerates Toward the Future of Research Today In the rapidly advancing field of technology, the University Information Technology Services (UITS) High-Performance Computing (HPC) system, Puma, stands as a prominent example of modern computational power. Developed in 2020, Puma has swiftly become an indispensable asset for pioneering scientific research. Read more Image Got Tech? The Rhonda G. Tubbs Tech Toolshed Does! Aug. 26, 2024 Walk into a University of Arizona Libraries (UAL) building and you’ll see friendly staff or students behind library help desks ready to answer your question or help you find what you are looking for. Gone is the old-style circulation desk, but the day-to-day operations at the Ask Us desks of today’s library include online chat, help with directions inside the buildings, referrals, and answering questions about the study rooms and spaces. Read more Image Software Development and Data Science Converge for Blind Students Aug. 23, 2024 The Disability Resource Center is highly committed to ensuring access is achieved to all students, employees, and visitors. Although a valued and highly utilized resource for the university, the DRC is regularly tapped for external partnerships and educational opportunities to collaborate and share accessibility best practices to help the community become a more accessible space. Read more Image What’s New for Students—Fall 2024 Aug. 19, 2024 New places to get tech help, better spam filtering, an easier to find mobile app, and an approved AI meeting notetaker! Read more Image 12 Years Running: The IT Summit Creates Connections Aug. 13, 2024 475 IT professionals came together to share ideas and foster collaboration on Aug. 6 for a daylong in-person experience of meeting up with peers and learning more about advances in technology. The event is designed for university IT professionals who serve, support, or use campus IT services. Read more Image Making the World a Better Place with IT in the College of Engineering Aug. 12, 2024 Information technology support in the College of Engineering focuses on a myriad of unique research and academic technologies. Every day brings a new challenge to Leo Enfield, Information Technology Manager, Principal, and his information technologies team known as ENGR-IT. Read more Image The End of An Era in Telecommunications June 10, 2024 The Number 5 Electronic Switching System (#5ESS) was the workhorse of the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) in the United States. It was developed in 1982 by Western Electric which was part of the AT&T and original Bell System prior to its breakup. The University of Arizona was quick to jump onboard as one of the first private switch owners to take advantage of emerging technologies in 1989. Read more Image Discovering The CATalyst Studios Technologies: A Space For Creative Innovation June 4, 2024 Inside the University of Arizona Libraries CATalyst Studios, visitors are captivated by the contemporary design housing cutting edge technologies, including a Virtual Reality (VR) Studio, Sound Studio and Green Screen Studio, Data Studio and the Maker Studio. In each studio, there is lots of technology and boundless opportunities for creative learning. Read more Image First Unit Completes ASITS Migrations June 3, 2024 Last spring, Travis Zwickl and Spencer Brummer were among the numerous information technology staff who contributed to the ASITS (Accelerating Secure IT Services) toolkit. When they took inventory of their Arizona International IT assets, Travis realized that migrating to central services, “was going to be a huge project, but that it would help with risk and get our infrastructure off of our aging servers.” Read more Image The Security Measure Dedication of the Campus Health Service June 3, 2024 In recent years, universities are seeing unique challenges with students. According to a study by the National Alliance on Mental Health, 73% of students encounter a mental health crisis during their college years. College is a formative time of students’ lives, shaping their futures and allowing them to gather valuable experiences. Read more Image Pagination … 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
Milestone Unlocked: UITS Puma HPC Accelerates Toward the Future of Research Today In the rapidly advancing field of technology, the University Information Technology Services (UITS) High-Performance Computing (HPC) system, Puma, stands as a prominent example of modern computational power. Developed in 2020, Puma has swiftly become an indispensable asset for pioneering scientific research. Read more Image
Got Tech? The Rhonda G. Tubbs Tech Toolshed Does! Aug. 26, 2024 Walk into a University of Arizona Libraries (UAL) building and you’ll see friendly staff or students behind library help desks ready to answer your question or help you find what you are looking for. Gone is the old-style circulation desk, but the day-to-day operations at the Ask Us desks of today’s library include online chat, help with directions inside the buildings, referrals, and answering questions about the study rooms and spaces. Read more Image
Software Development and Data Science Converge for Blind Students Aug. 23, 2024 The Disability Resource Center is highly committed to ensuring access is achieved to all students, employees, and visitors. Although a valued and highly utilized resource for the university, the DRC is regularly tapped for external partnerships and educational opportunities to collaborate and share accessibility best practices to help the community become a more accessible space. Read more Image
What’s New for Students—Fall 2024 Aug. 19, 2024 New places to get tech help, better spam filtering, an easier to find mobile app, and an approved AI meeting notetaker! Read more Image
12 Years Running: The IT Summit Creates Connections Aug. 13, 2024 475 IT professionals came together to share ideas and foster collaboration on Aug. 6 for a daylong in-person experience of meeting up with peers and learning more about advances in technology. The event is designed for university IT professionals who serve, support, or use campus IT services. Read more Image
Making the World a Better Place with IT in the College of Engineering Aug. 12, 2024 Information technology support in the College of Engineering focuses on a myriad of unique research and academic technologies. Every day brings a new challenge to Leo Enfield, Information Technology Manager, Principal, and his information technologies team known as ENGR-IT. Read more Image
The End of An Era in Telecommunications June 10, 2024 The Number 5 Electronic Switching System (#5ESS) was the workhorse of the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) in the United States. It was developed in 1982 by Western Electric which was part of the AT&T and original Bell System prior to its breakup. The University of Arizona was quick to jump onboard as one of the first private switch owners to take advantage of emerging technologies in 1989. Read more Image
Discovering The CATalyst Studios Technologies: A Space For Creative Innovation June 4, 2024 Inside the University of Arizona Libraries CATalyst Studios, visitors are captivated by the contemporary design housing cutting edge technologies, including a Virtual Reality (VR) Studio, Sound Studio and Green Screen Studio, Data Studio and the Maker Studio. In each studio, there is lots of technology and boundless opportunities for creative learning. Read more Image
First Unit Completes ASITS Migrations June 3, 2024 Last spring, Travis Zwickl and Spencer Brummer were among the numerous information technology staff who contributed to the ASITS (Accelerating Secure IT Services) toolkit. When they took inventory of their Arizona International IT assets, Travis realized that migrating to central services, “was going to be a huge project, but that it would help with risk and get our infrastructure off of our aging servers.” Read more Image
The Security Measure Dedication of the Campus Health Service June 3, 2024 In recent years, universities are seeing unique challenges with students. According to a study by the National Alliance on Mental Health, 73% of students encounter a mental health crisis during their college years. College is a formative time of students’ lives, shaping their futures and allowing them to gather valuable experiences. Read more Image