Managing LUC Password and Multi-Factor Authentication

How Do I Reset My Loyola UVID Password?
Resetting your Loyola UVID password ensures the security of your account and access to University services.

Follow these steps to reset your password:

  1. Visit the Microsoft Self-Service Password Reset page: Loyola UVID Password Reset.
  2. Follow the on-screen instructions to create a new password.
  1. Review the Password Reset - Next Steps guide for detailed instructions: Password Reset - Next Steps.
  2. If using a Loyola laptop from home, update the saved password by following these instructions: Updating Passwords from Off-Campus.

For further details on managing passwords, visit: Password Management.

How Do I Enroll in Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for the First Time?
You need to enroll in MFA after resetting your password to secure your account. If you do not remember your password, contact the Service Desk for assistance.

Follow these steps to enroll in MFA:

  1. Visit the ITS website for detailed instructions and video tutorials: MFA Getting Started.
  2. If you do not remember your password, call the Service Desk at 773-508-4487 (password resets cannot be handled via email).

Additional Information:

Any questions, refer to: MFA FAQs. Once enrolled, you can change your MFA preferences by visiting: LUC MFA Preferences.

 

 

 

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