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Why Node 4? In 1969, the University of Utah’s Computer Science Department became the fourth node of ARPANET, the world's first packet-switching computer network and precursor of today’s internet.

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CAMPUS VIGNETTE

In a previous Campus Vignette, we explored Marriott Library’s collection of digitized photographs, maps, books, videos, audio recordings, and other materials. In this edition, we call attention to the library’s digital exhibits, which highlight materials primarily sourced from Special Collections, the Digital Library, and Utah Digital Newspapers.

Digital exhibits afford members of the public and U community an opportunity to take deep dives on 26 special interest topics that range from oral histories, spotlights on racial inequality, University of Utah history, and regional Utah history.

IT Security tip

Keep your work and personal email separate

By keeping your work and personal email correspondence separate, you can minimize the chance of a cybersecurity incident at the University of Utah. You also support the university in meeting Utah Board of Higher Education and regulatory requirements by keeping a clear distinction between personal and work-related communications. It ensures that personal communications, such as emails to friends and family, remain separate from professional correspondence, maintaining confidentiality and professionalism.

Last Updated: 2/28/24