Employees
- To change, recover or unlock your password – please visit www.gettysburg.edu/password
Retirees
- If you have DUO and need to change, recover or unlock your password – please visit www.gettysburg.edu/password
- If you do not have DUO and need to change your password
- Visit Email on the Web
- Login to the Outlook Web App with your network credentials
- In the upper right corner of the screen, click on the gear icon next to your name
- This will open a menu. Select "Change password" from the list
- Follow the instructions on the page to change your password
- If you do not have DUO and don’t know your password, please call the IT helpdesk at (717)337-7000 option 1.
Students - Changing your password
- Visit Student Email
- Login to O365 with your network credentials
- In the upper right corner of the screen, click on the Settings icon
- Select "Change your password" from the list of settings
- Follow the instructions on the page to change your password
Students - Resetting Your Password
- Visit Student Email
- Enter your username
- Click the Forgot My Password Link
- Enter your email, along with the captcha verification code to proceed
- Enter in your Alternate/Recovery Email address to receive a code
- Enter the Code that you will receive in your Alternate Email
- Enter in your Recovery Phone Number for an SMS message
- Enter the Code from the SMS Message
- After going through the Authentication steps, change your password
- Detailed Instructions
Alumni
- Microsoft 365 Email Account (Alumni from classes 2014 and later): Follow these instructions
- CNAV Unofficial Transcripts (for courses finished in 1994 and later): Complete this form
- Alumni Directory: Follow these instructions.
Password Rules:
Your password must:
- Passwords must be at least 8 characters in length
- Passwords must contain at least 1 uppercase character
- Passwords must contain at least 1 lowercase character
- Passwords must contain at least 1 number
- Passwords must contain at least 1 special character
- Past 3 passwords cannot be used