The Office of Technology Services (OTS) is retiring the Tiger and Pages servers that host individual TU websites on July 1 – TU website owners have one month to take action!
How does this affect me?
If you have a website on tiger.towson.edu or pages.towson.edu, after June 30 your website will no longer be accessible by the public. This affects all personal student, faculty and staff sites, as well as student organization sites. Act now to keep your site active – plus, this is your chance to get a fresh, new, professional-looking website.
If you are not sure if your website is affected, you can confirm by contacting the OTS Faculty/Staff Help Center or Student Computing Services.
What do I need to do?
You must move your website by June 30 in order to keep an active site. To do this, select a new Web publishing option, get your new site and move your content from the old one to the new one.
Resources
OTS offers these resources for requesting and working on your new site:
- Instructor led workshops– WordPress workshops for Faculty/Staff and student organizations are offered every other week until the end of June. Thereafter, they will be offered on a monthly basis.
- Working Sessions– knowledgeable WordPress trainers are on hand to help with individual website questions in a group setting.
- One-on-One Trainings – Contact OTS Training at training@towson.eduto request a one hour consultation with a knowledgeable WordPress trainer.
- Individual Websites Self-Help Learning Resources– videos and PDFs to guide you through the process of creating a WordPress site.
- TechHelp– submit a Service Request to get a recommendation on options, ask a question or get additional help throughout the process of moving your site.
- OTS Faculty/Staff Help Centeror Student Computing Services – call for on-going support at 410-704-5151.
