University IT

Keep your emergency contact information updated: Log in to StanfordYou and select “Maintain your external emergency contact information.”

University IT began piloting the Stanford AI Playground earlier this year, providing the Stanford community a secure platform to explore various AI tools.

The Stanford University ID Card Transaction system, which manages student and staff card purchases, will undergo a system change Dec. 13-16. During the transition, some payment options will not be available. Learn more.

University IT (UIT) is excited to share the new Stanford AI Playground pilot. This service gives Stanford faculty and staff an easy way to experiment with and compare some of the top AI technologies.

Replacing a Stanford-issued device? All university-issued computers and phones must be returned to the Surplus Property Sales (SPS) group within the Property Management Office, where they will be disposed of in a way that reduces their environmental impact.

The ongoing effort to reduce the use of Stanford University Box is entering its final phase. University IT (UIT) is providing a centrally-supported service that can move existing data in your Box account into a new folder on Google My Drive, Google Shared drives, or Microsoft OneDrive.

On Sept. 13, Apple issued emergency software updates for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac computers after security researchers uncovered a flaw that allows highly invasive spyware to infect devices without a single click. University IT urges immediate updates to all Apple devices.

Cardinal Print devices have been installed in a variety of locations around campus for printing, scanning and copying.