As you walk around campus, it’s hard to avoid construction. Unless you park in the basement of the JFSB and your office window doesn’t face west, it’s hard to miss the visual (and auditory) progress of the Eyring Science Center addition or the new arts building. When these projects are …
Within the College of Humanities, we are inspired to become acquainted with all good books, languages, tongues, and people (D&C 90:15-16). The influence of the College spreads much farther than the walls of the JFSB and farther than the minds of our Humanities students: the reach of the College spreads …
For those who use shared drives in the College of Humanities, did you know that there is another way to access your data? It’s via Nextcloud. With a browser, granted permissions, and using your NetID, you can login to https://humnextcloud.byu.edu from either on or off campus. You will be taken …
I’m sure that many of you have noticed a dramatic increase in phishing emails in recent years. News stories of businesses having information exfiltrated or ransomware attacks are all too common. I have often heard the statement, “It isn’t if you’ll get hacked, but when.” So, is there nothing that …
With the end of the winter semester and the beginning of the spring term, I get a chance to look outside my office window, Bartleby-style, and observe the changes around me. Trees are now in full leaf. New students are walking by and trying to figure out whether they should …