Four Cyber Safety Tips to Stay Secure: Use the Duo Mobile app, Recognize phishing and scams, Usestrong passwords, Update software

UITS will migrate alumni email accounts created since 2009 and all retiree email accounts from Gmail in Google to Outlook in Microsoft 365 on Nov. 4, 2025. We will discontinue their university-managed Google account, including access to applications such as Photos, Drive, Docs and Sheets, on Nov. 25, 2025.

Project management touches nearly every corner of the University of Arizona, from IT initiatives to classroom scheduling. To support this work, University Information Technology Services (UITS) plays a vital role by offering software licenses, technical expertise, and consulting that help campus units manage projects more efficiently.

How do you make sense of thousands of research papers at once? For researchers, the challenge of keeping up with an ever-expanding body of literature can feel overwhelming. That’s where Vis-Sieve, a new prototype tool, comes in.

There are an estimated 37 million Americans with chronic kidney disease. Over 27 thousand Americans received transplants in 2024, with many more on the donor waiting list. The average transplant cost is close to $80,000 for Medicare patients. With numbers like these, it’s critical to improve outcomes and reduce overall costs. More data analysis on resource allocation, the risks for candidates and the viability of donor organs can help.

Starting in September, the university will disable NetID and university system access of employees and designated campus colleagues (DCCs) who are overdue to complete the annual Information Security Awareness Training recertification.

Have you heard about a technology at the university, but aren’t sure where to find it or how to use it? Maybe someone has mentioned that you can get a faculty website. Or you want to ensure you are up to date in your Faculty Portfolio before your annual review.

Students, faculty and staff will find a lot of updates to tech services as the new school year starts. Make sure you’re up to date with all these changes!

Make sure you are ready for the start of the semester by running this top 7 checklist on your mobile device! Do you have a lock on your phone? Use a password, fingerprint, face recognition or other means to make sure other people can’t get your private data.

Technology support for instruction at the University of Arizona has evolved. Classroom Technology Services (CTS) now consists of five interconnected support teams along with a classroom design and build team. This department now offers support for academic areas across the state. Originally responsible for about 250 centrally scheduled classrooms on the main campus, CTS now supports approximately 800 rooms in Tucson, the Colleges of Medicine in Tucson and Phoenix, and satellite locations from Sierra Vista to Yuma—including unique environments like a classroom at the College of Engineering’s San Xavier mine.