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6/9/2026
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TODAY! A Small Team With a Big Mission: How Southeastern University Built Email Security That Works

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From Fragmented to Future-Ready: Modernizing Travel, Expense, and Invoice Management at ASU

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Call for Speakers: Tech Tactics in Education Fall 2026

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Speaker Proposal Deadline: Aug. 3

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News Update is Campus Technology's flagship newsletter, covering the most timely issues related to all aspects of education technology, from stories about new technology tools and innovative technology programs in colleges and universities to policy updates, science and engineering news, technology trends, social issues, funding and grants and research related to education and technology. Published three days a week, it serves as a timely resource for administrative and academic IT leaders and provides in-depth, aggressive coverage of specific technologies, their uses and implementations on campus. Featured topics include advanced networking, administrative systems, portals, security, electronic publishing, communication solutions, presentation technologies, course management systems, technology infrastructure, and strategic IT planning -- all the important issues and trends for campus IT decision-makers.