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Graduating? What Happens to Your Accounts?
Graduating students will lose access to most KU services and accounts, including KU email, 210 days after leaving the University. You will lose access to Microsoft Office and OneDrive for Business immediately after graduation. If you want to keep any emails or files, be sure to back up the data to your own personal file storage service or device before you lose access. You will receive reminder emails 60, 30 and seven days before you lose access your KU email account.
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September 2023 Newsletter
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WiFi Pop-up Message When Connecting on Campus
When connecting to the Jayhawk and eduroam Wi-Fi networks beginning Thursday, August 10, you may be prompted to accept a new certificate on your computer or mobile device.
August 2023 Newsletter
Get to know technology in your classroom, recommended mobile apps, phone service transition to Teams, and more...
July 2023 Newsletter
A new phone number for reporting IT security concerns, KU Libraries video streaming catalog, and more course refresh tips.
June 2023 Newsletter
Tech help for fall courses, Canvas "how to" tip, tech workshops, update on Skype to Teams migration, and more.
May 2023 Newsletter
Information about Turnitin AI detector, Blackboard access ending, technology resources for summer, and more.
KU Phone Calls are Moving to Microsoft Teams
Microsoft is retiring Skype for Business, which means organizations like KU that use both Skype for Business and Teams will need to fully transition to Teams.
April 2023 Newsletter
Installing Microsoft Teams, recycling old electronics, the dangers of email forwarding, and more.
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