Any time you get a new email address, there are going to be a few details to attend to. This is especially important when you get a new student email address. Are you a student worker at UTSA? Click here for a reminder of how to keep your student and work emails separate.
Whether you were using your my.utsa.edu Gmail address or a different, preferred email address, here are a few things you should address as soon as possible.
Blackboard:
- Your ability to sign in and access Blackboard has not been impacted by the email change. All of your email notifications from Blackboard will automatically arrive in your new first.last@my.utsa.edu inbox.
- However, you may need to make some changes to Blackboard-integrated tools and services you use:
- If you use an iClicker account, you will need to manually change your email to your new address. Click here for instructions.
- Similarly, you may need to manually change the email associated with textbook/learning products like Cengage.
- Please verify that Blackboard emails you need are not being sent to your Unfocused or Spam email.
Mobile Devices:
- Your new Outlook email address can be synced to your favorite mobile device. See below for guides:
Saved Emails in your Web Browser(s)
Your email address changed, but your web browsers across devices may still "remember" your former email address.
Click here for a guide to changing/clearing/resetting your stored emails and passwords.
OneDrive Account Data:
UTSA offers all students, faculty, and staff 1TB of cloud storage via Microsoft OneDrive for Business. For more information on using OneDrive, click here.
Prior to October 4, 2021, UTSA students received an Office 365 account with access to many Microsoft products and features, including OneDrive (but not email). At this time, you can still access this data.
We recommend that you migrate any data and files from your previous OneDrive to your new one (associated with your new first.last@my.utsa.edu account) as soon as possible.
How to access your "old" Office 365 Account/OneDrive (.pdf)How to migrate your "old" data to your new Office 365 account (.pdf)