You can't get onto the internet or get your e-mail without logging on. To do that, you'll need a user name (ID) and password. Click the link above to set up your password. Once that's done, you can go on down the list below.
Note: incoming freshmen accounts become active a few days after they register for classes or attend an orientation session.
MavMAIL is MSU's free, web-based e-mail service available at home, campus, or anywhere! MavMAIL provides e-mail, calendar, and address books for students' personal use. All official e-mail communications, including financial aid, billing, and announcements, will be sent to this e-mail address. You can click the link above to log on and start using your mailbox.
Note: incoming freshmen will not be activated on MSU's network until two weeks prior to the first term they have registered to attend.
Live off campus? need to get onto the Internet? Dial in with your computer. Here's how to set up your computer. There's more to learn about Dial-in, and you can find out about it at the Dial-in home page.
You've probably heard about MSU being one of the nation's most wireless-accessible campuses in the country. It's true. If you have a wireless network card in your notebook computer or other wireless computer device, you can enjoy all the benefits of the wired network.
When your coursework requires files that you need to get at from anywhere on- (or off-) campus, get to know MavDISK. This great service gives every student 600Mb of file storage space and web site hosting so you can develop your own web site.
MSU's ACC is filled with almost all the hardware and software you'll need, from word processing to advanced graphics and multimedia capabilities. It's open early and closes late, and is available weekends. Here's one of the easiest places to print out your papers and reports, too.
Some satellite labs provide specialized resources. There are satellite computer labs all over campus. Check to see if there's one in your building—including the Res Halls!
When you visit Memorial Library, you'll see computers on every floor. Some are restricted for searches, but others are available for your use on other projects, or internet research.
If you live on campus, your room has computer network connections. Your computer needs an ethernet card. Once that's been installed, just plug your computer into the network jack and go!
Your first call when computer hardware or software doesn't work: 389-6654
The ResNet Depot offers comprehensive computer support for students living in the residence halls.
Students can download free of charge!
Academic discounted pricing on hardware and software for students.
Do you have unaswered questions? Please let us know! There is much more to learn about Information & Technology Services at MSU. You can visit our web site (www.mnsu.edu/its/) or call the Help Desk at 507-389-6654.
