OIT will perform upgrades to the Banner platform starting Sunday, March 30, 4:00 a.m. until 10 a.m. The following related services will be unavailable during the upgrade period: If you have any questions or concerns, contact the IT Service Desk at 205-348-5555 or itsd@ua.edu
To prioritize security and safeguard sensitive university and personal data, the Office of Information Technology (OIT) will be blocking built-in browser password management tools for the Student Health Center and University Medical Center on April 7, 2025. This proactive measure is designed to avoid built-in password manager vulnerabilities and encourage using more robust password management…
The Office of Information Technology at The University of Alabama is home to an impressive range of IT professionals who strive to provide effective technological support across campus. Today, we highlight the work of Hao Dong, a Technology Specialist concentrating on Machine Learning (ML) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Hao Dong recently joined The University…
Adobe remains steadfast in its commitment to responsibly designed Generative AI, with a strong emphasis on content authenticity and recognizing the hard work of creators. In a statement to UA’s Office of Information Technology, Adobe said: Adobe remains committed to responsibly designed Generative AI, with an emphasis on content authenticity and recognizing the hard work…
Our website’s Project Management Office portion has been updated along with a more robust form for PMO requests. This update includes new resources, improved navigation, and enhanced content to support our project management initiatives better. OIT Project Management Office The PMO Process Project Expectations Frequently Asked Questions
OIT’s series “We Are IT” highlights professionals at The University of Alabama whose work continues to shape the IT landscape. Today, we highlight Jay Vance, a Systems Engineer whose expertise and commitment ensure effective technical operations on campus. Vance’s interactions with technology began at an early age, inspired by his mother, who earned her degree in computer programming. “As a…
To prioritize security and safeguard sensitive university and personal data, the Office of Information Technology (OIT) will be blocking built-in browser password management tools for the Office of Information Technology on UA-managed computers beginning February 18, 2025. This proactive measure is designed to avoid built-in password manager vulnerabilities and encourage using more robust password management…
The University of Alabama’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) is implementing a new login notice on all university-owned Windows machines starting January 27. Once a user logs in, a new page will appear with a message and an option to click “okay.” Once clicked, the user will have access to their machine. The message is…
The Office of Information Technology congratulates you on your achievements at The Capstone! Shortly after graduation, your access to UA IT services will expire. This article provides guidance for file storage, software access and email use after graduation. Software Access to UA-licensed software will expire 90 days after graduation. Some of our software partners offer discounted services to recent graduates. Review…
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