Accounts and Academic Tools

Your SLU Net ID is the first part of your SLU email address before @slu.edu. Your default password is provided by Admission or Enrollment.

Visit auth.slu.edu and sign in with your default password. Make sure you create a unique password to help prevent someone from breaking into your account. Here are a few tips for creating your password and keeping it safe:

• Never tell anyone your password.
• Your password should be easy for you to remember without being easy for someone else to guess.
• Never write down your password.
• Change your password periodically.
• Don't choose a dictionary word as your password. Be creative.
• Include special characters such as punctuation marks, as well as a mix of capital and lowercase letters and numbers. A variety of characters makes it harder to guess a password.

If your password isn't working, contact the ITS Help Desk at 314-977-4000, ask@slu.edu or ask.slu.edu.

Visit outlook.office.com or access your email through the Tools tab in myslu.slu.edu.

Your email username is the first part of your SLU email address before the @slu.edu and your SLU Net password.

• Schedules
  • Click the drop-down list to select a semester's schedule. You must be registered for at least one class to have a semester schedule.
• Grades
  • Click the drop-down list to select a semester's schedule. Grades will only be available after your instructors submit them.
• Financial Aid Requirements
  • Any requirements or actions needed from the financial aid office will display in this pane.
• Student and Personal Information
  • Quick links to all personal information, class information and other needed information is available on the left pane.
• Department of Public Safety information
  • Quick links to update your current contact information for campus emergencies, such as campus closure due to inclement weather.

• People Finder
  • A dynamic search engine of all individuals at SLU. As you type, results display automatically and narrow with additional criteria.
• Banner Self-Service
  • Your window into data about you kept in the central campus information system.
• Canvas
  • SLU's learning management system, which supports faculty and students.
• Google Apps
  • Access to Google Drive, Chat and selected other Google services.
• SendThisFile
  • Allows you to send and receive large files that might otherwise not be sent or received via email. It can be used to send files internally as well as to colleagues externally.
• SLU Card eAccounts
  • An online tool from Parking and Card Services to manage Billiken Bucks and Flex Points.
• Qualtrics Survey
  • An entirely web-based, next-generation survey tool available to all SLU faculty, staff and students.
• SLU Groups
  • The student event site for Saint Louis University providing information about upcoming events, campus news, student organizations, jobs, internships, due dates and various other activities on or around campus.
• Facilities Request
  • place an online work order through FM:Interact Integrated Workplace Management System.
• ITS Service Request
  • An online service provided by ITS that allows users to request access for several systems, including guest accounts, network drives and VPN access.
• SkillSoft
  • An online personal trainer, providing training courses, certification preparation, videos, online books, job aids and quick references.
• Workday
  Your window into data about you kept in the central campus information system.

If you're also an employee of the University, including being employed as a student worker, you will have an "Employee" tab in mySLU. The "Employee" tab contains these main blocks:

• Employee Details
  • Quick links to all employee job information, including benefits, direct deposit, pay stubs and W-2 tax forms.
• My Banner
  • Quick links to tools within the Banner Self-Service portal.
• Personal Information
  • Quick links to update your contact information for campus emergencies and any compliance requirements.

• If you are recording in a Panopto-enabled classroom, the classroom computer and the microphone have already been set up.
• If you wish to create a recording on your own computer, you will first need to install the Panopto recorder. Downloads are available at Panopto, and clicking "Download Panopto" on the top right.
• Your computer will also need a microphone connected in order for Panopto to capture your audio. Any standard headset works great, or you can also use a wireless lavalier microphone or even a room microphone.