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duke.is is Duke’s own URL shortener—exclusive to the Duke community—so you can turn long, chaotic links into something short, clean, and actually shareable.

Perfect for group projects, event signups, or anything you need people to actually click. You can see how many clicked on your link.

And it can generate QR codes too!

Quick to make, easy to remember, and way less embarrassing than dropping a 6-line link in the group chat.

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Download DukeMobile and put your entire campus in your pocket. Maps, bus routes, dining hours, events, DukeHub, printing locations—it’s all there, customizable and actually easy to use. All the information you need in one app is a smart solution. 

There has been a recent increase in phone-based phishing attempts reported across several of Duke’s peer institutions. These calls are designed to trick you into approving a login or enrolling a device the attacker controls. While there is no need for alarm, staying alert is important.

Stay Alert: Phone-based phishing attempts targeting universities | Office of Information Technology Scammers may pose as IT staff; remain vigilant.

The Duke IT Advisory Council wants to hear from Duke's graduate and professional students about IT services and resources. Do you have comments and/or concerns about the usage of technology, software, and devices at Duke? Fill out am anonymous survey by April 7th at 11:59pm for a chance to win one of six $25 gift cards! Link in bio.

Your responses will help improve IT resources and services for everyone.

Take the survey! https://duke.is/chatgpt-edu-survey

Meet Rebecca Johnson, who works at Duke OIT’s Innovation Co-Lab, helping community members learn how to use all of the cool and specialized tech equipment, including 3D printers and laser cutters. Go behind the scenes of her workday! https://youtu.be/7RRIA6r94uY