Information Technology Services
Information Technology Services
The Homewood Student Affairs Information Technology Services team is focused on providing you with a variety of computing and technology resources, expert-level technology support, and as well as access to deep discounts on computers, tablets, and accessories through our Technology Store.
Our team is also responsible for providing IT support to the HSA offices and centers that are responsible for the many student services provided at Homewood. HSA staff should report any issues or problems to the IT Helpdesk at 410-516-HELP (4357).
Please visit us at the Technology Center, located in the Sherwood Room of Levering Hall, Monday–Friday from 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
News & Announcements
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Fixt mobile repair partnership
We’re excited to share with you a new company we’ve recently partnered with Fixt, the fastest on-site mobile device repair solution. Fixt will send a certified technician to your office, home, dorm, or local coffee shop in just two hours or less. Visit our Services and Support page to learn more.
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In the not-too-distant future, robots might assist us at home, school, hospitals, and workplaces. Roboticists and ethicists want to ensure they do so effectively, and help rather than hurt—even if it's just our feelings.
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JHU launches new institute dedicated to data-driven discoveries
TRIPODS Institute brings together mathematicians, statisticians, theoretical computer scientists, and engineers to further the next generation of data analysis
Read "JHU launches new institute dedicated to data-driven discoveries"...
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Look what's missing
The reference genome, used as a representative sample of the human genome, lacks genetic material found in individuals of African descent
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Tony baseball
Anton Dahbura has combined his love of America's pastime and computer science to develop programs that help baseball teams identify the best available athletes
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'Mixed reality' makes for better surgeons
PhD student Ehsan Azimi has developed an augmented reality headset to help brain surgeons train for high-risk operations