Unlock the Potential of Your Web Experience: the Power of Browser Updates

Web browsers do a lot of heavy lifting to keep us connected and productive, while protecting both our personal and university data. Out-of-date browsers expose cybersecurity vulnerabilities and decrease web functionality. That’s why regularly updating your web browser is crucial. Here are three quick tips for making browser updates quick and easy:

Enable automatic updates. Instructions: Chrome | Edge | Firefox | Safari
Restart your browser daily so new updates are automatically applied.
Pick up where you left off. Activate the setting to reopen previous tabs after restarting. Instructions: Chrome | Edge | Firefox | Safari

Updating your web browser is a simple yet essential practice that ensures a safer, faster, and more efficient digital environment. With automatic updates and a quick daily restart, you can enjoy the latest features and improvements without hassle. Take a moment to check your settings now and unlock the full potential of your web experience.

LinkedIn Learning Quick Start

Not using LinkedIn Learning yet? Tech Ambassador Abby Skariah is here to give you a quick overview so you can get started today. It's available at no cost for all Pitt students. Take courses to round out your skills and make a real impression on employers. Start learning at linkedinlearning.pitt.edu.

Power Up Your Studies in the
Student Computing Labs

Pitt Student Brandon Sia powers his academic endeavors with the Student Computing Labs. From printers and specialized software to large monitors that aid in multitasking, labs provide essential resources. Learn more: pi.tt/labs.

A Conversation with County Executive Sara Innamorato

Wednesday, March 19 at 10 – 11:30 a.m. in WPU – Kurtzman Room

Save the date! Join Pitt alum County Executive Sara Innamorato in an exclusive conversation. See how tech influenced her professional journey and how she's using her tech experience in her current position serving the residents of Allegheny County. Register to attend.

Prepare for Summer Term Now

We're already thinking about summer semester, and so should you. Open Enrollment for summer classes begins on Monday, Feb. 17. With shorter mini-sessions alongside full-semester courses, they can be an excellent way to fit in extra classes. Here's how to prepare for your summer course load in PeopleSoft/HighPoint CX:

Plan your classes with Schedule Builder. Determine which courses you need to fulfill degree requirements, as well as your personal and career interests. Also consider your summer plans and which courses will work around those commitments.
Use Degree Planner to see how summer courses will affect your graduation timeline and impact your schedule in upcoming semesters.
Enroll through PeopleSoft early to be sure you get the classes you want. Note the enrollment and course dates for each mini-term on the academic calendar.

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