Information Technology Services

Information Technology Services empowers Baylor University by providing and supporting technology solutions for faculty, staff, and students. View real-time system status updates, learn about our organization and its consultation services, and navigate to HelpDesk+ for software and hardware support.

Support and Solutions

HelpDesk+ provides premiere technology support and equipment that empowers research and learning at Baylor. We also consult with researchers, departments, and administrative units to discover technology solutions to meet a variety of needs.

HelpDesk+

Looking for technical support? Visit HelpDesk+ online for a wealth of resources including in-person assistance, HelpDesk+ Chat, and call-in support.

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IT Consultations

Are you looking for software, hardware, or other technical solutions to enable your research or your operations? Learn more about our technology consultancy services.

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Is that Alert Legit?

During National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and throughout the year, use two-factor authentication whenever possible, and do not respond to two-factor requests you did not request.

Try the New HelpDesk+ Chat

BaylorITS is pleased to add HelpDesk+ Chat to its technical support options. Visit HelpDesk+ online, click the HelpDesk+ Chat icon, log in using your Bear ID and password, and then click the blue "Chat with Support" button to visit with one of our helpful HelpDesk+ representatives during our regular HelpDesk+ hours.

NSF ACCESS Program Enhances Baylor Research

BaylorITS Research Technology announces Baylor’s participation in the National Science Foundation's Advanced Cyberinfrastructure Coordination Ecosystem: Services & Support (ACCESS) program. This collaboration provides faculty and students with no cost access to a comprehensive suite of advanced computing resources, including supercomputers, visualization and storage systems, data collections, software, networks, and expert support.

Microsoft 365

Microsoft 365 provides a growing suite of productivity solutions that includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Outlook, and so much more...

Is that really Baylor or your Bank?

During National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and throughout the year, Baylor, your bank, or other institutions that handle finances and highly sensitive information will not request passwords, Social Security numbers, and other sensitive information from you through an email message or unsecured web-based form.

LinkedIn Learning

LinkedIn Learning provides more than 16,000 courses on a wide array of topics to help Baylor students, staff, and faculty continue their growth.

Something Not Working? Check System Status!

Visit systemstatus.baylor.edu for 24/7 real-time updates on the status of technology systems at Baylor.

Zoom

Zoom provides a robust remote communication and collaboration platform to support virtual instruction, team meetings, webinars and other online events.

Box

Box provides a growing suite of collaboration tools that empower teams to create ideas, develop and edit files, and manage projects.

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Technology Purchasing

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Baylor ITS Calls for Continued Vigilance as AI Impacts Cybersecurity

During this year’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Baylor University marks 20 years of joining the nationwide effort to encourage vigilance in following cybersecurity best practices during October and throughout the year. As AI accelerates the rate and scale at which cybercriminals operate, Baylor ITS encourages using strong passcodes with multifactor authentication, heightening diligence around messages and phone calls, keeping current with software updates, backing up important files, restricting the exposure of personally identifiable information, and avoiding clicking links or responding to ads that are too good to be true. When followed together, these tactics create difficulties for cybercriminals and significantly enhance the security of personal and institutional information.

Sep. 1, 2026

The Chemistry of Possibility: Where Experiment, Theory, Modeling, and Computing Converge

Dr. Clayton Mulvihill, Assistant Professor of Engineering in Baylor's School of Engineering and Computer Science, leads a team of researchers in the Reaction Kinetics Lab who use Baylor's high-performance computing platforms to further research into new energy sources.

Jun. 25, 2026

Computing Catalyst: Cracking Nature’s Smallest Mysteries

The BaylorITS Research Technology team highlights the exceptional use of research technology among the talented research community at Baylor University through Computing Catalyst feature articles. In this fifth edition of Computing Catalyst, we explore the world of microbiomes and bacteria through the research of Schofield Endowed Chair in Biomedical Science, Professor Aaron Wright, Ph.D.

May 8, 2026

Update on Canvas and Finals

Baylor will restore access to the Canvas system at 1:00 p.m. CT today (Friday, May 8). Instructure restored the Canvas system for Baylor and other colleges and universities nationwide to operating condition overnight. Final exams currently scheduled for today will be conducted on Thursday, May 14, and all will be administered online. (Clarification: Final exams originally scheduled for today will be conducted online on Thursday, May 14. All remaining exams will continue as scheduled.) Please pay close attention to the information and instructions below.