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Faculty, for assistance with remote learning, please check out our Synchronous Learning Resources page.

The login information for all Johnson University websites (the portal, email, Sakai, etc.) are all the same. New students should receive an email with their login information after they have been accepted. New employees should receive an email from the Human Resources Department once their account has been created. Applicants to the university will receive their login information from their Admissions Counselor. 

If you are a new student or employee, please double check that you are entering your username and password exactly as they were given to you. If you are an applicant to the university, please contact your Admissions Counselor. For additional help getting in to your account, please contact our 24x7 Helpdesk.

To reset your password, please download the Password Reset Guide in the Guide Book section on this page. Please follow the instructions to reset your password. Please note that you will need to log in to your Johnson University email to reset your password. If you cannot log in to your Johnson University accounts, please call our 24x7 Support Team at 213-863-0993.

To edit the verification information used for account recovery and MFA, please log in to your JU account at https://mymfa.johnsonu.edu/. If you no longer have access to your account due to incorrect information, please contact our 24/7 support team at 213-863-0993.

Zoom is a video and audio conferencing platform designed for simple online meetings, instant messaging, and quality collaboration. Zoom is Johnson University's choice for online class meetings and remote class attendance. Johnson University also encourages Zoom for all collaboration meetings between students and business meetings between faculty and staff. 

More information on Zoom can be found on our IT Department page or at https://johnsonu.zoom.us.

The campus Wi-Fi password can be found on the Information Technology page. Please log in to access the page.

Campus printing information can be found on the Information Technology page. Please log in to access the page. 

The best way to report WiFi and/or wired network outages is to fill out our Internet Speed Issues form.  This form is designed to collect all of the information that IT needs to start troubleshooting the issue.  There is also a field for providing additional details on your specific problem.

To submit a ticket, please email us at ittickets@Johnsonu.edu. Alternatively, you can log in to https://helpdesk.johnsonu.edu to submit a ticket and check on the status of your tickets. When logging in to this site, please use your full JU email address and password.

Once a student leaves Johnson University, whether by graduation or other means, their account becomes classified as an Alumni account. The IT Department continues to provide email access to all alumni indefinitely. 

Due to licensing restrictions from Microsoft, Johnson University does not provide alumni with licensing for the Microsoft Office suite of desktop applications, including Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and others. Mobile apps may or may not be restricted depending on these same licensing restrictions. Alumni will continue to have permissions to access their JU email through the "Email" quick link on the left side of this page.

The Johnson University IT Department reserves the right to disable alumni accounts if the account poses a security threat, either through inactivity, suspicious account activity, or other means.  Alumni can regain access to their account by contacting the IT Department and requesting access.

The Microsoft Office suite is available for all current students and employees. Please follow this guide to download Microsoft Office on up to 5 devices, including laptops, phones, and tablets. 

The IT Department does not officially support Sakai past log in. If you need assistance with Sakai, please call our 24/7 helpdesk line at 213-863-0993 or at http://johnsonu.echelp.org/. It is also recommended to reach out to the professor of the course you are having issues with.