canvas
Beware of the Loading Screen: Canvas Crash Interrupts Morning Classes
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A nationwide Canvas outage interrupted students’ Thursday morning routines.
free printing
Free Printing Delayed Until Fall 2020, Cornell IT Says
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Are printing fees stacking up in your bursar account? Students should not expect free printing credits to roll out until Fall 2020, according to Stephen Burke, director of enterprise services for Cornell Information Technology.
GPSA
University Details New Student Center Login Authentication Process
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With Duo two-factor login authentication, the University is “protecting your data from unauthorized access,” Horton said, emphasizing the sensitive data found on Student Center.
Employee Assembly
Employee Assembly Nominates Campus Organizations for Staff Recognition Award, Including Cornell Dining and Cornell Health
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The Employee Assembly gathered Wednesday afternoon to discuss the nominations for the Assembly-organized staff recognition award. Cornell Dining, Cornell Health and Cornell IT, among others, are in the contention.
Pumpkin
20 Years Later, Legend Lives On: Pumpkin Watch Website Revived
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To commemorate the anniversary, Cornell staff member Oliver Habicht dusted off his 20-year-old floppy disk and retrieved his original footage of the pumpkin atop McGraw Tower.
cornell IT
C.U. Data Allowance Rises to 150GB Per User
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Users of Cornell’s wi-fi network now have an extra 50 gigabytes per month after Cornell Information Technology Services increased its free monthly data allocation to 150 GB per user this semester. Students who use the network will incur charges only after exceeding this initial 150 GB, and can monitor their monthly usage through Cornell’s Network Usage-Based Billing. The University aims to have 90 to 95 percent of the users of the network covered by the allocation, according to Beth Lyons, associate chief information officer of Cornell I.T. Services. After seeing that the percentage of users covered start to dip below 90 percent, she said Cornell I.T. made the decision to increase the data allocation. “Most of the usage comes from students, so our goal there is to balance what their allocation is against what the network can support,” Lyons said.