Actually, physically it is not that hard. Chalmers is generous enough to give us cards to enter the doors we need (most of the times). Then there’s the not-so-tangible areas which is crawling around on the Interwebs.
IT-Sektionen – http://its.ituniv.org -
To this one we all belong. Make sure to pay your union fee and the board treats everyone nicely. Also follow them on twitter @itsektionen
ITIT Students – http://www.ait.gu.se/student_pa_itit/ -
Refreshed with lots of practicalities that students ought to know about.
Systemsex – http://systemsex.net -
The students with something orange and black attached to their leg.
Camera Obsüra – http://camera.ituniv.org -
Ka pika picha? (+ spelling, my Swahili isn’t very good) They take photos.
IRC – irc.ituniv.org -
There’s always current and alumni students available to discuss even the craziest matters.
Shell – http://shell.ituniv.org -
Need a *nix shell account to deploy that latest hack of yours?
Wiki – http://wiki.ituniv.org -
Useful, and not so useful, content. Feel free to add more!
Forum – http://forum.ituniv.org -
Maybe this picks up speed again, or is forums too much 90s?
Google – http://google.se -
Also called Brain by some students.
IT-universitetet Official Website – http://www.ituniversitetet.se/ -
So far no one has been able to explain in simple terms what the IT-university really is. I bet a more comprehensive description can be found here though.
Gothenburg University – http://www.gu.se -
They have links to your grades and so on from here.
Chalmers Mail – http://www.outlook.com -
This one is new, let us know if it works please.
GU Mail – http://gmail.com -
They also sold their soul, but to Google instead.
I’m sure there are many more to be listed. Please drop a comment if you spot one which ought to be here.
Oh, and by the way, a warm welcome new students!

There is one page everyone visits. Whoever you are or whatever you’re looking for; Google is there for you. It is everywhere and everything, addictive, yet necessary; a concept that has turned into a daily need. We do no longer have to visit libraries to find information.
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