The University of Notre Dame has launched Wi-Fi 6E service at its 80,000 seat stadium.

A resolution to ban pornography from the university's Wi-Fi network failed to gain support after some pointed out simple workarounds.

Instead of scanning individual department pages for minimum technology requirements, students can now answer a survey to receive guidelines.

The usual on-campus assistance to apply for federal student aid wasn't possible, so the university hosted several drive-in events with the help of parking-lot Wi-Fi.

Ensuring that students have access to the internet has been of paramount importance during the pandemic, technology leaders from two universities said during an online event.

Seth Graham's unique role goes beyond installing Wi-Fi routers. He's also scouting for new technologies to aid student athlete monitoring and performance.

Updates to E-Rate are expected to benefit small and rural schools, but districts won't get any extra help when it comes to cybersecurity.

After a case of sticker shock, Illinois College's assistant CIO rolled up his sleeves and recruited a student worker to fix a weak wireless signal.

The new wireless is network is expected to reach the homes of approximately 5,500 students, providing new educational opportunities after school.

Commentary: By rallying community members and thinking creatively, schools can connect more of their students to the internet.