April 2026 

If you see something, say something.

Earlier this week, roughly 3,000 people on campus received a phishing message that initially made it through University email filters. While the Information Security Office moved quickly to remove the message, it’s always good to look at every email with a critical eye. Look for common signs of phishing like: 

If you spot a message that seems a little phishy, always report it! You could be protecting yourself and others from account compromise. 

Reference photos of latest phish:

Need Okta Verify? Follow these step-by-step instructions for setting up Okta Verify — an approved factor for logging into your ND account. 

As mentioned in the email sent this past Tuesday, a network change is coming this summer—and a quick heads-up if you have smart devices utilizing the ND-guest network. Soon, you will have to move your devices from the ND-guest WiFi to the new ND-device WiFi.

Starting July 6, ND-guest will be reserved for campus visitors. Any other devices still on that network will be disconnected from ND-guest after July 5.

What you need to do:

Experience firsthand the expertise and enthusiasm of faculty who have been recognized as "Canvas Legends" by their students. This event will feature brief, informal presentations by some of our faculty experts, where you can ask questions and gain insights and inspiration for enhancing your teaching with Canvas.

Thursday, April 30
2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Martin Media Center, Corbett Hall (ND Studios) 

Refreshments provided. RSVP by Friday, April 24.

The deadline for Google’s secondary calendar cleanup process has been pushed to October 5, 2026, giving the Notre Dame community more time to prepare. Review your calendars to make sure important shared calendars have the right owner and manager in place. Read why this is happening and why it matters to you here.

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