Using Universtiy of St. Thomas' GitHub Campus

Where Is It?

The St. Thomas GitHub Campus organization is located at: https://github.com/orgs/UniversityOfSaintThomas/ 

Purpose

The University's shared GitHub organization allows individuals and teams throughout the St. Thomas community to easily store code in a central St. Thomas hub; seamlessly share code with anyone at St. Thomas; and collaborate with one another.

The campus GitHub organization is also used to host simple static websites through https://universityofsaintthomas.github.io/.

All St. Thomas students, faculty, and staff are welcome to use our shared GitHub!

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Need help?

ITS is available to provide any assistance that you may need with the St. Thomas GitHub. Email techdesk@stthomas.edu to open a support ticket (cc jjheaney@stthomas.edu).

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