Popular Services
myUSD Portal allows university faculty, staff and students to access the information and password-protected resources they need quickly and easily in one central place.
Ask ITS a general question related to technology services provided at USD. Request new software or hardware installation.
Coyote Connections is a student success tracking system that can serve a number of functions for faculty and advisors.
Submit a ticket to ITS to get something technology-related fixed that is not working right.
Coyote Card and Coyote Card Mobile are your most important identification at USD. Your Coyote Card is linked to your Student ID. Use this service to request your Coyote Card or submit a picture for Coyote Card Mobile.
Experience Portal is used to access Banner, Leave Requests, Self Service and timesheets.
Coyote Careers is USD’s career services manager powered by Symplicity. Students use Coyote Careers to apply for all types of jobs (on-campus, work-study, part-time work and full-time careers)
Use this service to create USD Branded digital and physical content
The Office of the Registrar serves as the institutional guardian for official academic information and records in supporting the faculty, staff and students of the University of South Dakota.
25Live is USD's primary software for booking rooms and managing reservations.
Where to request/change permissions to Department Network Shares.
Use this service to request assistance with graphic design
How to request a USD account for affiliates or volunteers.
Electronically send, manage, and access documents for signature, allowing for multiple signatures, all in a secure environment.
Request/change permissions to Banner Student and Banner HR including Finance, SDezBuy Purchasing, and Time Entry approval.
IP phone systems provide essential voice, video, messaging and conferencing. They also help you cut costs and boost productivity. VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) is a service that allows phone calls through an Internet connection, in lieu of using analog phone lines.
Information about using and requesting multi-function copiers.
Two-factor authentication provides a second layer of security to any type of login, requiring extra information or a physical device to log in, in addition to your password. By requiring two different channels of authentication, we can protect user logins from remote attacks that may exploit stolen usernames and passwords.
Use this request for after hours access to buildings and rooms on campus or get the door schedule updated.
Use this request for card access to buildings and rooms on campus.