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Latest News
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Your Classroom, Your Input: Inside UD's Future Ready Classroom Project
September 29, 2026 | Written by Lindsay Bergman-DebesUD's Future Ready Classroom Project invites faculty to help design and test new classrooms. Join planning meetings or share ideas via the suggestion box. -
Prepare for Stronger Microsoft Authentication: Update Your MFA Settings Before February 2027
September 29, 2026 | Written by Frank HandschuhMicrosoft is phasing out SMS and voice MFA on Feb. 1, 2027. UD users should set up Microsoft Authenticator now. The SSO transition moves to spring 2027. -
Stay Alert: How to Recognize and Report Phishing
August 25, 2026 | Written by Frank HandschuhAs phishing attempts target the University of Delaware community, taking a moment to pause and verify unexpected messages is critical to keeping your account safe. Discover key tips for spotting suspicious emails, inspecting links, and easily reporting cyber threats to UDIT using the Phish Alert Button. -
UDIT Launches New Lunch & Learn Series
August 03, 2026 | Written by Lindsay Bergman-DebesDiscover the new UDIT Lunch & Learn series at the University of Delaware. Read about the inaugural data reporting session and register for the Aug. 12 virtual encore. -
Coming October 2026: A New, Streamlined UD Authentication Experience
June 25, 2026 | Written by Frank HandschuhIn October 2026, the University of Delaware will transition to Microsoft single sign-on, retiring legacy authentication systems. To ensure a seamless shift and prevent access disruptions, all faculty and staff must enroll in Microsoft Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in advance using their existing UD credentials.