Popular Services
The Technology Support Center provides poster printing services for students and faculty for academic purposes. The printer produces high-quality, large-format color printing. The average poster size used for campus presentations is 30 inches by 40 inches, but other sizes can be printed. Posters are limited to a maximum width of 42 inches. Maximum length can vary so please contact us if you need assistance or have any questions. This is a publicly viewable service.
Printer access, questions and problems. Faculty and staff departmental printers, student campus pay for print printers, and poster printing.
For Faculty and Staff requests for access to an email mailbox.
For assistance with Office 365 applications including Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.
This service is a way to report a general issue and submit a ticket to the Facilities Service Desk when you are unsure of the nature of the issue.
This service is a way to report a general mechanical issue not listed and submit a ticket to the Facilities Service Desk.
This service allows you to visit the Library, approach the “Learning Curve” front desk, and request assistance with IT issues or queries.
This service is available to assist Ursinus College members with all device hardware and software needs.
This service is a way to report a general events/moves issue not listed and submit a ticket to the Facilities Service Desk.
Small event, tabling event, information tables only
General request for grounds and landscaping
Request for cleaning issues, paper towel & toilet paper supplies, trash and other miscellaneous items.
Software that manages accounts, finances and analysis, and grant accounting, budgets. Web Purchasing
The service gives students access to a student organizations email mailbox.
Report an incident or concern involving bias‑based behavior directed at you or someone else.
Report general problems, questions, request training, and general Colleague related technical support for everyone on Ursinus College's campus.
Submit a concern about a person’s well‑being or mental health so the CARE team can reach out and offer support.