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UIT staff recognized for their excellent work.

Jacoby's new role blends her background in communication and user experience with technology and leadership, which she defines as continuous learning and shared growth.

Since the September 2025 launch of its unified application and document portal, developed by UIT’s Customer Relationship Management team, ELI has had a 265% increase in applications started compared to the previous 12 weeks, with a 62% increase in application completion.

When UIT's Paul Richardson learned his sister Rosie needed a liver transplant, he’d already made up his mind to step forward as a living donor. Nearly three years since donating about two-thirds of his liver, he and his sister are in good health, and closer than ever.  

UIT’s Digital Learning Technologies hosted a student-led symposium on artificial intelligence, bringing together U of U students, faculty, and staff, peers, and industry leaders for a full day of discussions, presentations, and networking.

At its annual fall Web Editor Summit, the Web Support & Usability team imparted some “golden nuggets” gleaned at a recent conference, discussed AI for content management, and urged web administrators to avoid “user experience blindness.”

Of 120 articles, campus vignettes, IT security tips, updates, and reminders, readers gravitated toward articles about new and upgraded services and features about UIT employees and teams.

UIT Partner Relations celebrated nine U organizations for successfully implementing a suite of cybersecurity tools. The UIT-sponsored event marked the fulfillment of a primary requirement of the campus-wide Cybersecurity Program commissioned by President Randall.

What began as a grassroots film festival led by university students and sponsored by UIT’s Digital Learning Technologies has grown into a signature campus event rebranded as “Snowdance” — boasting more films, more sponsors, and the need for a bigger event space.

A passphrase is a more secure, human-friendly password. It typically consists of three or more words separated by a space or a hyphen. The more characters, the better.