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GitHub is the world’s leading platform for hosting and managing code projects. WashU IT grants its community access to GitHub Enterprise. With GitHub, developers can efficiently track revisions, collaborate on code, oversee tasks, and contribute to open-source initiatives.   Washington University offers two GitHub environments to support projects:    GitHub EMU (Enterprise Managed Users)  GitHub EMU (Enterprise […]

WashU IT will soon launch the AI Literacy Program: Foundations, a training series to give IT team members foundational knowledge in artificial intelligence. This course equips staff with practical skills for both professional duties and personal task management.   By learning AI’s basic functions and limits, staff can automate routine tasks, analyze data faster, and quickly […]

Last month, WashU IT hosted a memorable Dessert Potluck at Risa Commons in the South 40, bringing together approximately 175 colleagues for an evening of sweet treats and heartfelt giving. The event featured a mix of sweet treats prepared by talented bakers.   About a dozen employees entered the dessert competition, with Jose Lovato, Application Administrator […]

NameCoach, the name pronunciation recording tool used by the university, will be retired on January 31, 2026. At that time, any integrations with Outlook and Canvas will no longer apply. Workday offers a name pronunciation feature that WashU is planning to implement in late January 2026. More information will be shared by WashU’s Workday Support Team […]

Tech Den recently welcomed a few dozen sixth graders from the Forsyth School for a Halloween-themed open house that brought together hands-on activities, plenty of curiosity and a closer look at the technologies shaping life on campus. Throughout the tour, the students, joined by their Innovation and Design teacher Melissa Leuthardt and a few school […]