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Students can print from personal computers or campus lab computers to the multi-function devices (MFDs) across campus.


Among other things, your OneCard provides access to the residence halls, academic, and administrative buildings on campus that are appropriate for you to be able to access. Additional access, changes to building's open hours, and access help can be requested here.


LITS provides computers to MHC faculty and staff to support the academic, research, and administrative work of the College.


Share files, work on files simultaneously with others, revert to earlier versions of a file and access your files from any internet-connected computer or device.


Request changes to the main Mount Holyoke College website (www.mtholyoke.edu).


Find SPSS on campus and/or request to install it on your personal computer.


If your OneCard is lost or damaged, it can be replaced. Additionally, the OneCard office provides large quantities of OneCards for large campus events like reunions, prospective student weekends, and conferences.


Borrow laptops, chargers, headphones, calculators, disk drives, and more from the Circulation Desk.


The Avaya Workplace softphone application offers all the same functions you have on your office telephone, from an application installed on your computer.


Free educational access to Word, Excel, OneNote and PowerPoint, Microsoft 365.


A suite of applications and services used for graphic design, video editing, web development, photography, and more.


Even if you’re traveling, you can still connect to MHC's network over the internet safely and securely to access the same resources you normally use on campus.


Free Basic Digital Access to nytimes.com.


IT equipment that came from LITS should be returned to LITS. There are many reasons that you may be returning IT equipment to LITS: employee departures, retiring overdue computers, e-cycling old department equipment, etc.


LITS offers computer labs, which can also be used for study, group work, relaxing, sipping a cup of tea, enjoying the company of friends, or reading a good book.


In support of Five College academic opportunities, a dining meal exchange is available for students enrolled in a meal plan at any one of the Five Colleges.


7-day loans on a broad range of video and audio production and presentation equipment.


The Archives and Special Collections are open to the Mount Holyoke community and general public. Our staff are available to support your research process in-person, by email, video appointment, or telephone.


Archives and Special Collections collects the papers and other records of individuals, institutions, and organizations connected with Mount Holyoke College.


Get software installed on campus computers where you're not an admin (ex. classroom and podium computers, lab computers, shared office computers, etc).


Work with Academic Technologies to set up virtual Linux servers to run specialty courseware, research computing tools, development platforms, and other web-based/server-based applications.


MHC has a process for submitting all IT administrative systems and data-related project proposals. This ensures that proposed projects align with the College’s strategic goals, prioritize resources effectively, and improve project success rates.


Media Services designs, installs, and maintains classroom audio-visual equipment and provides tech support for them including emergency troubleshooting and end user training.


Not sure where to start or just need some general help? Use this service to connect with LITS staff to get your questions answered.