This service supports the proper disposal, recycling, and reuse of materials at Loyola University Chicago. It is used to coordinate pickups for university-owned equipment and to provide resources for recycling personal items responsibly. Users can expect support that aligns with the university's broader environmental and sustainability goals.
Jamf is Loyola University Chicago's Apple device management system. It is used to manage and secure macOS and iOS devices across campus, allowing ITS to deploy software updates, apply security settings, and monitor devices. Users can expect access to a self-service portal (Mac Software Center) to install approved software independently.
Apple Device Support ensures that students, faculty, and staff have access to well-equipped Apple computers and devices for academic and administrative tasks. University-issued MacBooks come pre-installed with educational and productivity software, designed to support learning and research activities. This service also provides robust assistance for personal Apple devices.
Peripheral equipment refers to external devices that connect to a computer to enhance its functionality. It is used to support input, output, and storage needs through devices such as mice, monitors, keyboards, and printers. Users can expect assistance with setting up and using these devices to complete their work effectively.
Pharos is a print management software and service implemented by ITS. It is used to provide secure, flexible printing across the university, allowing users to send documents to a virtual print queue from any supported device. Users can expect to release print jobs at a compatible printer by authenticating in person, helping protect sensitive information and reduce wasted printing.
PrinterLogic by Vasion is a serverless printing management platform used by ITS to simplify printer deployment across the university. It uses direct IP printing to eliminate the need for traditional print servers. Users can expect to easily and securely install printers on their devices, with reduced infrastructure complexity.
Intel vPro is a platform of hardware- and firmware-based technologies for business and enterprise environments. It allows Loyola ITS to securely manage, monitor, and protect university-owned computers, even when devices are powered off. Users can expect improved device security, system reliability, and remote IT support.
WebCheckout is a cost-free resource management platform offered by Loyola University. It is used for equipment loans, resource scheduling, inventory management, and self-service reservations across departments. Users can expect seamless oversight of checkouts and inventory, supporting efficient resource use for academic and operational needs.
Windows Computers are provided by Loyola University for use in computer labs and workspaces across campus. They come equipped with essential software for academic and professional work in a user-friendly Windows environment. Users can expect reliable performance and seamless connectivity to support coursework and research needs.