Computing at Evergreen

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A central place for information about technology at The Evergreen State College.

Computing at Evergreen

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People and Departments

A directory of the primary IT and computing support people and technology work units on campus.

Computing Classrooms and Labs

A directory listing and links to of all the primary technology and computing spaces on the campus.

Campus Projects and Intitiatives

Centralized IT project site and listing of on-going initiatives as maintained by the primary technology development work units on campus 

Governance and Policies

A directory listing of current IT policies and access to campus IT governance groups

Greener Tech

The current news around technology @ Evergreen

  • 2008-08-06In California, Retro-Tech Complicates Budget Woes

    A recent New York Times article reports that faced with a $15 billion budget shortfall and a testy State Legislature, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is dealing with a host of critics, including pro-tax Democrats, tax-averse Republicans and a public increasingly displeased...

  • 2008-07-24How good is your phishing knowledge?

    Many people can be (and obviously are) lured into phishing schemes by clever scam artists. Do you think you can detect the difference between a legitimate source and a phishing scam? Carnegie Mellon University had built an interactive game...

  • 2008-06-10Library Closed June 15 - June 30!

    As part of the Library renovation, power in the Library Building will be turned off for two weeks. The Computer Center will be closed, as will the Library proper, Media Loan, the MML, and everything else in the library for...

  • 2008-06-10Power bills soaring? Turn off the Playstation: study

    SYDNEY (Reuters) - Don't blame the fridge for your steep power bills -- an Australian consumer agency study has found that videogame consoles and plasma flat-screen TVs are major electricity guzzlers, even when left on stand-by. The recent study by...

  • 2008-04-23Zero Day windows flaw

    The vulnerability affects Windows Server 2003, XP, Vista and Server 2008, according to an advisory issued on Thursday. If exploited, the bug can allow a user's privilege status to jump from "authenticated user" to "LocalSystem," Bill Sisk, security response communications...

  • 2008-04-01Massive Computer Centers worse than Air Traffic

    There's been a lot of hand-wringing lately about how much air traffic contributes to global warming. An even more damaging culprit, however, has recently been found: the Internet. Computer centers consume massive amounts of energy, and their use is growing...

  • 2008-04-01New Print System goes online Spring Break!

    The Computer Center, along with the folks in the library and the CAL, are introducing a new printing system that should make life easier and improve our carbon footprint by severely cutting down on printing waste. The systems is...

  • 2008-04-01Educause's best of 2007

    The ten most widely read articles from last year's online edition of EDUCAUSE Review focused on faculty and students, campus services and procedures, and both future and current issues facing higher education IT....

  • 2008-04-01Hack your Brain

    "What does it mean for you? Probably not much for now, but Pescovitz looks forward to the day when businesses have brain fitness centers for their employees, complete with vending machines loaded with pharmaceuticals and kiosks that zap your mind...