Technology News & IT Updates at Texas Woman’s University

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Record-breaking success at TWU’s e-waste roundup

The Information Security team, in partnership with the TWU Sustainability Committee, is proud to share that this year’s E-Waste Recycling Roundup was our most successful event yet.

Posted on 05/12/26

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University storage quotas for Google and Microsoft 365

To support efficient, secure, and sustainable data management, Texas Woman’s University will implement storage quotas for Google and Microsoft 365 accounts effective August 1, 2026.

Posted on 05/12/26

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Stay secure, stay compliant: Complete your annual training

Texas Woman’s University is required to report employee completion of information security training to the Texas Department of Information Resources each year by August 31.

Posted on 05/12/26

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Update to university email forwarding (effective May 12, 2026)

Beginning May 12, an update will take effect regarding university email forwarding services.

Posted on 05/12/26

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University authentication updates for Panopto and Oracle Cloud

Updates have been completed to improve and standardize sign in access for Panopto and Oracle Cloud.

Posted on 05/12/26

Preparing for time away: Out-of-office tools for TWU systems

As we approach the end of the semester, many employees will be planning time away from the office.

Posted on 05/12/26

Bring personal tech to the E-Waste Roundup

Have old or broken electronics taking up space at home? Put them to good use by bringing them to TWU’s upcoming E-Waste Roundup!

Posted on 04/15/26

Staying secure at TWU: Covered applications and prohibited technologies

Texas Woman’s University is committed to protecting institutional systems and data in alignment with state cybersecurity requirements. A key part of this effort involves understanding restrictions on certain applications and technologies.

Posted on 04/15/26

Skip the hold: request a service desk callback

We’re excited to share a new enhancement designed to make your Service Desk experience more convenient.

Posted on 04/15/26

Strengthening email security at TWU

To help protect the TWU community from phishing and impersonation attempts, Microsoft Exchange (Outlook) will now display additional email safety tips and warnings.

Posted on 04/15/26

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Staying secure at TWU: Covered applications and prohibited technologies 04/15/26

Bring personal tech to the E-Waste Roundup 04/15/26

Skip the hold: request a service desk callback 04/15/26

University storage quotas for Google and Microsoft 365 05/12/26

Unlock unlimited learning: access LinkedIn learning for free! 04/15/26