Archive: UIS News & Announcements
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Registration for AJCU-CITM 2021 Now Open!
Dear Colleagues, General Registration for the virtual AJCU-CITM 2021 Conference is now open! All IT staff from the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities (AJCU) schools and members of th
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Update Your Apple Devices Immediately-March 30, 2021
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UPDATE: Canvas Outage-March 25, 2021
UPDATE: The outage has been resolved, and users should now be able to log in to Canvas. There is currently a global outage of Canvas, with Canvas users reporting errors when attempting to lo
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UIS Support Hours for Spring Break, Good Friday, and Easter Weekend 2021
UIS support hours during spring break, Good Friday, and Easter weekend 2021.
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GMS Upgrade on Saturday March 13th (System Unavailable)
Georgetown Management System (GMS) will be unavailable from Friday March 12th to Saturday March 13th for upgrade.
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MacOS Big Sur Support Status
Apple recently launched the latest version of its MacOS operating system, macOS 11, commonly referred to as “Big Sur”. As part of its process of providing support for Big Sur to the Georgetown uni
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Nutanix Virtual Lab Outage-February 19, 2021
A number of users are unable to access the Nutanix Frame Virtual Lab applications.
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Hoya Hacks Coding Competition All Virtual for 2021
The annual Hoya Hacks hackathon will be taking place January 29-31, and will be fully virtual for 2021. Sponsored by Georgetown and co-sponsored by UIS, Hoya Hacks will virtually host approximate
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PayPal Smishing Scam
Beware of SMS text messaging scams, known as smishing, purportedly from PayPal, designed to capture your login credentials and other sensitive data that could lead to identity theft.
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Hiring Georgetown Student Email Scam
Do not reply to this scam by email or text. While the sender appears to be a legitimate GU Professor, the email address of the sender is not in the Georgetown domain.
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