Campus Library FAQ: How do I connect to the wireless network in the Library?

There are two wireless network connections available in the Campus Library buildings.

1. Eduroam wireless network - Eduroam (‘education roaming’) is a free, secure, wireless network that allows users (researchers, teachers, students, staff) from the UW and Cascadia to securely access the Internet from any eduroam-enabled institution. This network is available in all buildings on the UW Bothell / Cascadia College campus, and is currently the only WiFi network available in Innovation Hall. For more information about connecting to the eduroam network, see Eduroam.

2. University of Washington wireless network - This is an unencrypted Wi-Fi network available at the UW that is only recommended for devices that do not support eduroam, or to configure a device for eduroam without logging in. Library guests (non-affiliated visitors), or anyone without a UW NetID, should select the "Connect as guest" button to get temporary wireless access. Guest connections last for 12 hours and provide limited Internet and campus network access. Ask a library staff member if you have any questions! For more information about connecting to the University of Washington wireless network, please see Using Wi-Fi at the UW. 

Available in any Cascadia buildings:

Cascadia College wireless network - only available at Cascadia College, in the CC1, CC2, and CC3 buildings.  (Not available in the Campus Library.)  For more information about connecting to the Cascadia wireless network, please visit the Bock Learning Center in CC2-060, or the Cascadia Wireless Options page.