Exciting new WSU Information Technology resource!

Over the last 6 months, representatives from the Pullman, Spokane, Vancouver, and Tri-Cities’ campus Information Technology Services support teams collaborated in the creation of a university-wide one-stop resource for our customers’ IT questions.  This centralized repository known as the WSU KnowledgeBase contains timely information to aid customers in daily business processes critical to supporting student success across the university.

Visit the links below to find current articles related to a variety of university services including (most notably) relevant articles for the Office 365 (O365) email migration currently in progress.  You will also find campus-specific information based on the link you select.

https://kb.wsu.edu

https://kb.wsu.edu/spokane

https://kb.wsu.edu/vancouver

https://kb.wsu.edu/tricities

Please contact CougTech at 509-335-4357 with any additional questions or feedback.

 

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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