After more than a decade, it’s time for RebelCard to get a fresh look. And Rebels, you can help us pick the new design for the official UNLV identification card.
“The card has been around for 11 years,” said RebelCard Services Senior Program Manager Christina Mosakowski. “UNLV Information Technology leadership thought it would be fun to get the community involved in choosing the new design.”
There’s no denying that technology is an essential part of our workplace. Since we use it daily for our jobs, what if there was a not-so-secret code to using technology to make your office life easier?
Administrative faculty can learn new ways to use technology effectively to save themselves time during the Administrative Faculty Development Day on May 22 in the Student Union Ballroom. Whether you work on campus or remotely, UNLV Information Technology professionals are offering tips to make processes and everyday tasks quicker and smoother using technology.
On March 21, over 50 pies were smashed in Kivanc Oner and Vito Rocco’s faces at this year's annual Pie on Pida event. The event was a part of Rebels Give, a day that allows people to donate to different programs and causes around campus.
UNLV Vice President for Digital Transformation and Chief Information Officer Kivanc Oner is getting pied on March 21, all for a good cause.
Vito Rocco is urging UNLV students, faculty, and staff to switch their multifactor authentication method to Okta Verify, one pie at a time.
UNLV’s Advanced Engineering Building (AEB) has officially opened and features new innovative technology here on the university’s campus.
If you’re unsure about a concept discussed in a meeting or have forgotten what the next steps were, just use Zoom AI Companion to help you out.
Ten students who worked for the UNLV Information Technology graduated with nearly 2,300 classmates on Dec. 19 for winter commencement at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Undergraduates earning their diplomas as part of the winter 2023 graduating class include:
Nearly 40 employees are better prepared to help their peers spot and protect against cyber threats. Their readiness follows their participation in the annual cybersecurity liaison event, which was hosted by the Information Security Office on Oct. 20.
Now in its second year, the event is a culmination of the cybersecurity liaison program’s yearlong efforts to foster a strong security culture at UNLV by raising awareness, sharing knowledge, and adopting best practices that strengthen cybersecurity campuswide.
During Homecoming Week, the Office of Information Technology (OIT) participated in the week-long festivities of UNLV’s annual Homecoming celebration, such as the office decorating contest and the Scarlet & Gray Homecoming Parade. This week was filled with spirit and creativity as various members of the department got together and planned ways to represent this year’s “Haunted Homecoming” theme.