The end of May marks the beginning of the summer research season. If your research will involve programming, consider using GitHub to help keep your code safe and organized. ITS staff can assist with training and getting your group starting … Continue reading Coding this summer? consider using GitHub
Google is improving the Google Calendar experience with its new appointment schedule feature. Some of you may have already made the move from Google appointment slots to appointment schedules. If you’ve already made the switch, then you’ll see its recent … Continue reading Embracing Google’s New Appointment Scheduling Feature
The Media Center is set to move into Martin Hall in 2025, where it will be colocated with the department of Film and Media Studies. In addition to expanding in size, the Media Center will also be adjacent to two … Continue reading Media Center Relocates in 2025
This is part of a series of Assistive Technology (AT) Tools posts about tools anyone can use on their devices without downloading anything additional. Have you ever been stopped at a light but feel you need to respond to the … Continue reading Assistive Technology (AT) Tools: Speech-to-text
Do you ever wish that you had access to a more powerful computer than your personal system? Perhaps you need additional memory, processors, storage, or even a GPU to tackle a pesky research project. Or maybe you can’t reliably run … Continue reading Need a Personal Research Computer? Consider JetStream2!
50 degrees and overcast, that is! For the last week and change, students have been taking advantage of their crafty construction skills and the resources at the makerspace to construct (minimally) creek-worthy watercraft. This flurry of activity is the latest … Continue reading Perfect day for a boat race!
