We’re entering a major season of change at UC San Diego. It's important to make sure these campuswide changes are correctly reflected on our websites. Use the search tools that your site visitors use: Your built-in site search, and search engines like google.com.

When using a search engine, include this text to limit the results to your site: site:yoursite.ucsd.edu

Focus your results by using quotation marks. The search results will use exactly that string of words, as in: "schedule of classes"

We’ve also set up Shared Policies inside Siteimprove to help find references to terms and links that are changing this summer. Learn how to use our shared Siteimprove policies to find pages that need to be updated.

If you’ve found a search option in the CMS, do NOT use it. It searches not just what your site visitors can see, but also back-end content, like file names. It can be unreliable and cause glitches that are difficult to back out of.

Say goodbye to ISIS, WebReg, and other student enrollment and instruction tools, and hello to the Triton Student System (TSS). Audit your pages now, so you're ready to swap out old terminology and links when TSS goes live in July.

Use the search methods described above, and:

Facility Services is launching a new campus map system. The URL is already active: campusmap.ucsd.edu.

If you maintain a web page with a link or embedded map, review and update maps.ucsd.edu assets to campusmap.ucsd.edu before July 5, 2026.

Use the search methods described above to find soon-to-be-retired map links on your websites.