Students residing on campus at NSU have access to high-speed Internet services. The university works closely with our housing provider, Campus Living Villages, to ensure students have access to the technology resources they need to succeed. While we are working very hard to standardize services throughout the campus, there may be some slight differences in the offerings between locations. Please see your specific property below for details on the services provided.
Varnado Hall
The university provides and manages Internet services in Varnado Hall. Wireless access is available throughout the building, and each room is provided with 4 wired Ethernet ports for use with devices such as gaming consoles or Apple-TV and Roku type devices. Residents wishing to connect wired devices are responsible for providing their own Ethernet cable. These can be found at Wal-Mart and other electronics retailers. If you have questions about a specific device or need to report an access issue, please email sos@nsula.edu or call 357-6696.
The use of personal wireless routers or wireless access points is not allowed in Varnado Hall. Users found violating this policy will forfeit the device and could face revocation of network privileges.
University Place 1 & 2
Internet service in University Place 1 & 2 is provided by Campus Living Villages through an agreement with a local Internet Service Provider. Wireless access is available throughout both facilities. For details on accessing the UP wireless network please contact the U.P. front desk or your Resident Assistant. Problems or issues with access should be reported to CLV via Maintenance Request. Wired ports are not available in U.P.
University Columns
Internet service in University Columns is provided by Campus Living Villages through an agreement with a local Internet Service Provider. An Ethernet port can be found in each bedroom. Residents are responsible for providing their own Ethernet cables. Wireless routers are allowed in University Columns, but it is the responsibility of the resident to properly configure their device. Problems or issues with access should be reported to CLV via a Maintenance Request.
