Coming this fall, Seton Hall University will be introducing PirateNet, our personalized community webspace.

Back by popular demand -- Join us for Technology Tricks and Treats at the TLT Center, including special classes for Adobe, Facebook, and more!

The University has seen a significant increase in phishing attempts in recent months.

Phishing scams continue to reach SHU users; keep informed about the latest attempts to steal personal information.

Information about the latest phishing scam – a hoax that attempts to trick you in to revealing your personal or account information to unauthorized third parties.

Maintenance on Faculty, Staff and Administrator e-mail servers scheduled to continue evening of June 23.

Maintenance on networks and servers will take place from Saturday, August 9  through Sunday, August 17.

We have scheduled distribution sessions from April 9 through April 23, 2008. There will be a few sessions on each date. Each session will last 1hour. Please arrive promptly and plan to stay for the full 1hour session.

Check out the IT News & Annoucements Blog for the latest information regarding campus upgrades, mobile computing refresh, IT conference attendance and more!

Google is no longer just a search engine and has so much more to offer. Come learn how to organize groups using the Google Calendar, Create 3-D images in Google SketchUp, travel the world in Google Earth, organize your pictures in Picasa and discover advance search techniques.

David Shipley & Will Schwalbe share e-mail tips from their book, Send: The Essential Guide to Email for Office and Home.

Students currently enrolled in the Mobile Computing program have the opportunity to complete a series of technology skills courses each fiscal year and earn a $100 in Pirate Gold for each course completed. Students may only earn one $100 rebate per Seton Hall University fiscal year.

The University’s Banner Implementation Project continues to achieve success as it nears the end of the second year.

Due to security concerns, the FrontPage discussion groups feature will no longer be supported on the Seton Hall home page server pirate.shu.edu. Existing discussion groups will be disabled as of Tuesday, May 29.

Join us for another event filled summer as this year we offer sessions on topics including Online Teaching & Learning, Research Computing, Technology & Assessment, Web 2.0, and much more!

The University’s Banner Implementation Project marked the midpoint of a three-year long intensive change from the SCT Plus administrative system with the launch in August 2006 of the Banner Admissions system.

This Sunday, February 4, from 12:01 AM until 7:00 AM, most IT services will be unavailable as University IT Services performs an upgrade to the network in the University's data center. The only services that will remain available during this time will be Blackboard, the SHU main Web site, the Card Access System, and the campus Internet connection. All other services, including e-mail, Banner, and the University scheduling system, will not be available during this time.

Seton Hall University has achieved a major milestone: the launch of the new Banner Admissions System.

Education industry and technology experts have gathered to explore and discuss learning technologies.