Welcome to the Student Technology Website! You will need to start by setting up your computer to work on the main campus wireless network known as: PS-CampusAccess. Click here to learn how to onboard your device(s).
If you need additional assistance after using these resources, please contact the Student Support Desk at 253-879-8585 (option #3) during normal business hours: Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Login.pugetsound.edu is the single point of access into your university accounts. Learn more about how to manage your password and set up enhanced security using a two-step login process known as multi-factor authentication.
Learn how to change your password, reset a forgotten password, what the password requirements are, and how to protect your password.
Learn about network requirements, SafeConnect key, antivirus, network share, password management, and configuring Smart Phones for email.
In order for your device to connect to the campus network, you will need to have antivirus software installed and running. See our recommendations on free antivirus protection for your personal computer.
Learn where to check your Puget Sound email and how to set it up on your smartphone.
This page provides information on the laptop loaner program, and other media equipment available for students to checkout.
This page contains information on the new virtual print service, how to use your print credits, and learn about free shipping to your physical location.
Learn what information Technology Services needs to help get your smart devices connected to the campus network.
Learn where computer labs for student use are located and what equipment is available in each one.
Learn how to get started using Canvas tools and features to prepare you for classroom success.
Learn about getting started with Google Workspace - Google Suite Apps for teaching, learning, and collaboration.
Learn how to access and use the many software applications found in vDesk. Information on how to download and access Microsoft Office365 for students.
A virtual private network (VPN) provides a secure and encrypted connection to the university's campus network from a computer located off campus.
This page contains information on how students will interact using Zoom, explain account limitations, and the features available in a basic account.
Find answers to frequently asked questions that students ask about technology!
