Though universities are using technology to protect attacks against their research data, IT officials told EdScoop that communicating with researchers is the backbone of strategy.

While students and faculty return to campus, university leaders aren't immediately returning to the pre-pandemic status quo for all employees.

A website created by Indiana University's IT department in 2009 is again providing distance-learning resources for university faculty around the globe.

From AI to blockchain, student experience to student data, education leaders head to Austin, Texas, this March to uncover the latest innovations.

Students were able to view the grades of their fellow students by using an online calculator meant to be used only by administrators.

Students can't always make it to class, but a video conferencing platform ensures many in-classroom benefits are preserved with remote attendance.

Many organizations have cybersecurity needs, but IU will focus on the Midwest's local agencies and businesses, a largely under-resourced niche.

The new offerings include technology specialties like analytics and cybersecurity, and focus on low enrollment costs.

At the Internet2 Global Summit, attendees outlined the strengths and weaknesses of AWS, GCP and Azure — and imagined using all three vendors at once.

OmniSOC, a cyber-intelligence service, will protect five universities in the Big Ten by acting as a "neighborhood watch" for the internet.