Fix to Zoom Scheduler

LITS has been made aware of an issue with Zoom Scheduler that is preventing users from being able to reschedule meetings. This issue, which produces a broken link whenever users try to reschedule a meeting, occurs over email and in calendar notifications.

LITS has worked with Zoom to identify a solution and will implement the fix over Winter Break. Once it’s applied, users will no longer encounter a broken link when rescheduling meetings. However, they will still encounter broken links if they try to reschedule meetings that were created before the fix is applied.

Please email help@brynmawr.edu if you need assistance or have any questions.

RESOLVED: Some Campus Services Unavailable

Update, 10:15pm: Folks should once again be able to login to all campus services. Please contact the Help Desk if you are continuing to experience any issues.


Starting this evening, community members report being unable to login to some Bryn Mawr services, including EZBorrow, eMarket, Interfolio, Domain of One’s Own, and Parchment. LITS is working to diagnose and resolve these issues as quickly as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Please contact the Help Desk with any questions or concerns: help@brynmawr.edu, 610-526-7440

Action Required: Zero-Day Vulnerability on Apple Devices

Apple has released urgent security patches for recently discovered zero-day vulnerabilities affecting devices running macOS and iOS. While this predominantly affects older Intel-based Macs, all Apple devices should install the latest updates available as soon as possible.

For assistance, or if you have any questions, please contact the Help desk: help@brynmawr.edu or 610-526-7440.

RESOLVED: Some Campus Services Unavailable

Update, 8:30am: Access to all services has been restored. Please contact the Help Desk if you’re still experiencing issues.


Starting today, community members report being unable to login to some Bryn Mawr services, including EZBorrow, eMarket, Interfolio, Domain of One’s Own, and Parchment. LITS is working to diagnose and resolve these issues as quickly as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Please contact the Help Desk with any questions or concerns: help@brynmawr.edu, 610-526-7440

Phone System and Voicemail Maintenance: Wednesday, 11/20 8:30am – 9:30am

Starting at 8:30am on Wednesday, 11/20 LITS will be working with our phone vendor to perform necessary maintenance on the system.

This maintenance will last approximately 1 hour. During this time, the voicemail system will be intermittently unavailable. Community members should be able to make and receive calls as normal. Thank you for your patience as we perform this necessary work.

Please contact the Help Desk with any questions: help@brynmawr.edu or 610-526-7440.

Warning: New Month, More Phishing Attempts

This evening, Bryn Mawr community members once again received a number of phishing messages.  These messages include offers for a fake job and threats to deactivate accounts.

Please be wary of any emails that threaten the loss of your email account if you don’t fill out a form or take other actions to verify your account. Please also be skeptical of unsolicited emails that offer job opportunities.  Even if these messages appear to be coming from a Bryn Mawr email or use Bryn Mawr branding, they are a scam. LITS will never ask you to fill out a form to verify your account. Do not respond to the email, click on any links, or fill out any forms. Do NOT share your passwords or DUO passcodes with ANYONE.

Often, phishers will use scare tactics – like threatening to terminate your accounts in a short amount of time – to get you to follow their instructions. If you ever get an email and have questions about what it’s asking you to do, please reach out to the Help Desk (help@brynmawr.edu or 610-526-7440). Please feel free to delete any phishing messages you have received.

If you believe you’ve given your password or personal information to a phisher, please change your password immediately and get in touch with the Help Desk.

Email scams come in many forms. While we work to keep you informed, attacks are increasingly diverse and sophisticated. It’s not possible for us to warn you of every message before you see it. Be cautious and suspicious. If you ever have a question or suspicion, don’t hesitate to contact the Help Desk.

Please contact the Help Desk if you have any questions: help@brynmawr.edu or 610-526-7440.