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Email and Calendar
Welcome to cloud-based Microsoft Office 365 for email.
What you can do:
- Mailbox size of 50GB for university users
- Unified email and calendaring across the university and health system
- Improved web interface
- Modern calendaring system
With Office 365 you can use any email client. However, the Outlook Web App provides additional functionality at mail.duke.edu.
Email Alias
Change your email address to an alias so it will be easier for you and your colleagues to remember.
To set your email alias, visit the OIT account self-service tool, open MANAGE DIRECTORY LISTINGS, and then open "Change your full-name alias."
How to get help
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July 5, 2016Tips from Duke experts on how to efficiently tackle your inbox
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November 21, 2016In the wake of targeted phishing attacks aimed at Duke faculty and graduate students, Duke’s IT Security Office is warning Duke community members to step up their vigilance in spotting potential email threats. At least five Duke faculty and students have received well-crafted, individually targeted emails that contained malicious attachments or links. The emails were especially persuasive because they contained references to recipients’ interests and came from legitimate email addresses that had been compromised by the attackers.
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October 9, 2017On October 31, Microsoft will make a change affecting the ability of some Duke email users using old and/or unpatched versions of the Outlook email client on Windows computers. As a result, computers with the old software will not be able to access Office 365 email and calendars.
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October 19, 2017The Outlook Mobile app is now available for all Duke faculty, staff, and students. Outlook Mobile offers a modern approach to email organization and calendar access, and integrates with other Duke services like Box.