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RSS feeds are a standardized format for Web content most often used to syndicate news. RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication." To receive the latest College of Computing news through our RSS feeds, you will need a feed reader, or aggregator. A feed reader will check our RSS feeds automatically and display any new articles that it finds. Feed readers are available as desktop applications, and are also offered as browser-based applications through Web sites that provide aggregation services. |
The College of Computing utilizes RSS feeds as just one of many channels of communication to distribute information about recent news, upcoming events, contacts, and much more. In order to take advantage of our RSS feeds, you will need a news aggregator application.
If there are other collections of information that you would like to see the College of Computing provide in RSS format, please contact the Office of Communications with your suggestion.
