Loyola University Maryland

Technology for New Students

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Knott HallWelcome to Loyola! We know that students have important demands when it comes to technology, and we are here to help you navigate through all of the technology resources that Loyola has to offer. Loyola students have access to our Student Technology Center (STC), which is responsible for the management and oversight of all student interaction with Loyola’s technology. The STC strives to maintain awareness of students’ technology needs and to stay current with the challenging and dynamic methods used to learn and to socialize in an academic environment. When you have a technology concern or question, STC is your resource. They can be reached at the STC page, by phone at 410-617-5555, or by email at ots@loyola.edu.

Learn more about the technology resources available to you as a student below:

Inside.loyola.edu

Inside.loyola.edu is an insider website for the Loyola community that offers access to web-hosted software, email and calendar integration, community news, and campus communications.

Email

Email accounts are provided to all students by Microsoft 365. Students can access Loyola email using Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Web Access. Among the features of Loyola email are address books, calendaring, spam control, and more. To access your account, navigate to outlook.com/loyola.

Webadvisor

WebAdvisor provides students access to online (where applicable) advising, registration, class and billing information, grades, and more.

Moodle

Moodle is your one stop resource for most of your classroom needs! This is where Professors post material that supplements their classes, such as announcements, contact information, online assignments, course content (text and multimedia), and external links. You can also see who is in your class! 

Network Password Requirements

Loyola passwords must meet certain requirements and be changed every six months.

Purchasing a Personal Computer

Loyola is partnered with Apple and Lenovo to provide special discounts on various products.

Wireless

Wireless internet service is available in all residence halls and in all academic buildings.

Mobile Printing

Students can print from their personal computer to select print stations on the Evergreen, Timonium and Columbia campuses using Loyola Print2Go. Configure your computer for Loyola Print2Go online.

Allocated Print Credits

All students are allocated 550 pages worth of print credits on their Loyola Evergreen account.

Loyola Policy on Illegal File-Sharing

In alignment with federal guidelines governing copyright infringement, Loyola has adopted a policy regarding the illegal downloading of content on the university network. Students should read and understand the legal ramifications of downloading and sharing copyrighted materials.

MOX

With MOX, students, faculty, administrators and staff can have anytime access to the important information they need - courses, friends, events, notifications, maps, and more. MOX is a mobile application for the most popular smartphones including Android, BlackBerry, iPhone, and Palm.

Loyola iPhone App

This new suite of applications (apps) gives students, faculty, and staff easy access to campus services and information, right from an iPhone or iPod touch. Available for free at the iPhone Apps Store; search for "Loyola App Suite".

Anywhere Apps

Anywhere Apps enables users to access Loyola applications via the Web from anywhere in the world. Any operating system can be used to load Anywhere Apps: Windows, Mac, Linux or UNIX.  For example, it allows a student, using a Macintosh, to access software that previously was only available on Windows. Likewise, a computer science student, using Linux, could do the same. To access Anywhere Apps, login to inside.loyola.edu.

Can't find what you're looking for? Search Loyola Technology Answers, browse support topics, or email ots@loyola.edu.