Popular Services
All eligible members of the Temple community, including current employees, students, and authorized guests receive an @temple.edu e-mail account upon joining the university.
A single username + password that unlocks access to key university systems—such as TUportal, TUmail, Microsoft 365, Adobe Creative Suite, library databases, and Canvas—based on your Temple role.
A required added layer of security that protects your Temple University accounts.
Desk side support for university-owned equipment located in Temple University offices.
Centralized digital platform, serving as a one-stop hub for personalized access to academic and administrative resources
Temple University’s official Learning Management System (LMS), providing a web-based platform for faculty, staff, and students to manage courses, deliver content, assess learning, and collaborate.
Reliable, secure, and university-managed Voice over IP (VoIP) telephony to support voice communications across all Temple University campuses.
Designated staff from ITS and participating departments can be granted support staff access to manage, route, and resolve submitted tickets. You can use this service to request to add or remove support staff from a TDX group.
A web-based automation tool used to schedule and orchestrate coded or scripted tasks—like SQL, PL/SQL, Perl, or file operations—without manual input.
Temple University’s centrally supported email‑list platform.
Wired Internet service provides high-speed, secure Ethernet connectivity across Temple University offices and facilities within the continental United States.
Provides assistance with technology-related issues and questions for Temple University students, faculty, and staff.
Temple provides mobile phones and cellular service through T-Mobile for authorized business use.
Server Lifecycle Management within Temple ITS ensures that university servers - from provisioning through decommissioning - are consistently and securely managed
Allows Temple University faculty, and staff to request system and/or building access for individuals who are not formally affiliated with the university (e.g., visiting faculty, vendors, volunteers, and contractors).
ITS provides various levels of support for local/network non-HP MPS devices.
Helps Temple University minimize disruptions to IT systems by tracking, reviewing, and approving proposed changes.
Temple University provides secure wireless internet access through the eduroam network.
Request access to engineering course software such as SolidWorks, MATLAB, LabVIEW, AutoCAD, and more.
A suite of industry-standard tools for design, video editing, web development, and photography.
Allows a group of people to monitor and send email from a single email address.
This service allows students to request an adjustment to their print quota. Use this form if you did not receive your quota, received the incorrect amount, or need to request your one-time additional quota after using your full allotment.