Ursula Hall residents have 24-hour access to two well-equipped and air-conditioned computer laboratories. Three resident computer technicians are on call to assist with computing difficulties.

  All the computers are connected to the Internet, allowing residents to use e-mail and the web. This also allows students from other institutions to access the computer systems provided by their institution.

The C1 computer room contains six Apple eMac's. The C2 computer room contains six Pentium 4 PCs. There is a laser printer in each of the computer rooms. The Macs and the PCs have the same programs used in the computer labs at the University, allowing students to complete work at college. All the computers are connected to the University network, and to the Internet.

Support is provided by the computer assistants, one of whom is rostered on most nights of the week. At the start of each semester introductory courses are offered for those who have had little experience with computers.

All residential rooms have access to a network connection from their room. This allows them to connect to the University network, and the Internet from their own computer.

The IT Assistant for 2009 is Matthew Rademaker