Windows based or Macintosh computers with ethernet cards can use the ethernet data ports to connect to the campus wide data network and to the Internet and World Wide Web. Internet and WWW access and email. Complete instructions for connecting your computer to the campus network and the Internet will be provided when you arrive, and the staff of the Information Technology Services Help Desk provides assistance in accessing and using the network. The College also provides all necessary software for connecting your computer to the network. Windows computers running Windows 9.x or NT and Macintosh computers running OS 7.6 or higher need no additonal software to use the network.
Students bringing a telephone to their room have access to phone mail from their room.
Though there is a phone jack for each student, only one phone number and one phonemail box is shared by roommates . Cable ready televisions have access to the College's cable television network. The cable network consists of 28 commercial channels, two channels for foreign educational programming, two channels for live or taped locally produced programming, one channel for curriculum specific programming , and one bulletin board channel carrying announcements of interest to the campus. The student radio station also broadcasts over the bulletin board channel.