After successfully utilizing Teams for the last eighteen months, the Department of Information Technology is in the process of replacing the existing aging office phone system.
Seton Hall esports is proud to announce the creation of a Super Smash Brother’s Ultimate varsity team, under the leadership of senior, Walter “Trey” Jackson.
The upcoming esports season will bring challenges and big changes to the program as the team looks to continue its success.
Windows 11 will start to become available on October 5, 2021 and will roll out over time to Seton Hall laptops.
The TLT Roundtable presents Technology’s Role in Adapting to Change while Meeting Strategic Goals of the University on Friday, October 8 with guest speaker, Ian Wilhelm.
October can be full of ghouls and ghosts, but what’s scarier than that? Scammers and fraudsters who want to hack into your computer, undetected, and steal your personal information or install malware.
Paulie “Stokelyy” Santoro is an accomplished Rocket League gamer, but away from the keyboard he is passionate for engineering and is pursuing a five-year dual degree in Physics and Engineering.
Duo is redesigning its mobile app to improve the overall user authentication experience. The core functionality of Duo Mobile is not changing.
The technology that facilitates wireless screen sharing in the South Orange classrooms and conference rooms, Crestron AirMedia, has been updated to a newer version.
The second annual New Jersey Cybersecurity conference will connect students, faculty, and administrators with cybersecurity business leaders.
Students, Faculty and South Orange Police previewed an immersive virtual reality experience where participants "embody" a Black male experiencing racism as a small child, an adolescent and as a man.
The Teaching, Learning and Technology Center, together with the Faculty Senate IT Committee and the Digital Humanities Committee, are pleased to announce the awardees for the Faculty Innovation Grants.
