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Office of IT introduces BYU Mobile App

The BYU Mobile App contains a variety of newly designed mobile services recently developed for the Apple iOS and Android platforms by the Office of Information Technology at Brigham Young University, all Free within a single App.

 Features Include:

  • Locate Campus Buildings, Open Access Computer Labs, Open Access Kiosks
  • Map My Classes
  • Make Campus Reservations
  • Device Registration
  • Library Services
  • Daily Universe
  • Speech Finder
  • Find people through Person Directory
  • Follow your favorite cougar Sports
  • BYUtv and more…

The new app is available at the following link:

home.byu.edu/mobileSuite/getIt.htm

 

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