On Monday, October 14, 2024 the security certificate that allows authentication to the eduroam WiFi network renews. This annual process that happens every year when the current certificate expires. Several devices need to take action to continue connecting to the eduroam Wi-Fi network. How to I keep using the... View Article
Tomorrow morning (June 7), from 5-8 a.m. the Information Systems & Services team will be upgrading software on Colleague, our central Student Information System. Self-Service, Colleague UI, and many MyCU transactions will be down during this time. We anticipate that all services should be up and working prior to 8... View Article
Monday, October 16, the security certificate that secures authentication to the eduroam WiFi network will be renewed. This is a process that happens every year when the current certificate expires. What this means for your eduroam-connected devices… Android Devices: NO ACTION NEEDED Your connection to eduroam will continue to... View Article
Due to an issue during an upgrade to FileBound recently, emails that are usually generated to alert Faculty & Staff to student requests needing attention (such as Change of Major requests, Online Course Requests, etc.) were not sent. If you’re receiving this email, we have determined that you have an... View Article
As a result of an update on Microsoft’s security systems, you might be missing some icons from your desktop, such as Chrome or the Microsoft Office applications. We’re working on a solution, but in the meantime, you should be able to start the Chrome browser by clicking on the magnifying... View Article
Tomorrow, September 30, the security certificate that secures authentication to the eduroam WiFi network will be renewed. This is a process that happens every year when the current certificate expires. What this means for your eduroam-connected devices… Android Devices: No action needed. Your connection to eduroam will continue to work... View Article
An email message with the subject “Our administrator has begun the process” was sent to many Cedarville email accounts. This message is a scam phishing email. DO NOT click on any links in the message or reply to it. Delete it from your inbox. Information Technology email administrators have taken action to prevent further... View Article
Network Maintenance at 7:30 PM EST We apologize for the late notice. Information Technology personnel will be doing some network maintenance and testing this evening, March 10, 2022 beginning at 7:30 p.m. EST. The most likely side effect you might encounter is if you come to campus during that time, your mobile... View Article
Our primary internet connection is down (probably ice-related). We are using our slower backup link which is causing slow page loads, occasional timeouts, and general sluggishness of web resources. Our internet provider is working on restoring service of our primary internet connection.
Google has shipped an urgent Chrome update to address a zero-day vulnerability that has been actively exploited in attacks. The security hole can allow attackers to potentially view, change, or delete your data. Google recommends updating your Chrome Browser as soon as possible. For additional details, go to https://www.securityweek.com/chrome-94-update-patches-actively-exploited-zero-day-vulnerability.
