On March 16 between 4 a.m. and 1 p.m., DIT will conduct a set of disaster recovery network resiliency tests that could cause intermittent service interruptions.

All faculty, staff, and non-resident students can now register personally owned IoT devices (like streaming devices and gaming consoles) on the campus network. This capability was previously only available to resident students and select campus IT support staff. (University-owned devices should be registered by department IT staff.)

All faculty and staff, including FRAs and GAs, are required to complete “Defend Your Shell 2025” training before April 5, 2025. This year, the training is hosted in Workday.

UMD leaders announced several updates related to AI at UMD, including new guidelines, a new tool, and a commission's final report.

Starting January 1, 2025, all UMD Zoom recordings older than 180 days are automatically deleted on a continuous basis.

Some DIT services will have modified hours during Winter Session. Additionally, most of the division will be closed on Monday, January 20 in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

DIT offices will be closed Tuesday, December 24 through Thursday, January 1. Additional service modifications (including some for finals week) are listed.

Division of IT offices will be closed Wednesday through Friday, November 27-29 for the university's Thanksgiving break. Some will also have adjusted hours earlier in the week.

Workday is now live for Human Capital Management and Finance processes at UMD!

All UMD undergraduate and graduate students now have access to Canva’s premium visual design tools at no cost to students! Canva’s online graphic design tools can help to create beautiful presentations for class, snazzy social media graphics to market a club or organization, a great-looking resume for that coveted job, and more.Discounted yearly licenses are also available for UMD use for faculty and staff.