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Wireless and vPrint by Vasion Printer Setup

As of fall 2026, Villanova University has transitioned to vPrint by Vasion. Please refer to the information from University Technology Services for details on how to print, printer locations, etc. 

vPrint by Vasion

Mobile Phone Connectivity

In order to connect your phone to our wireless network, connect to VU Mobile and enter your main campus username (ex. jdoe01) and password. For instructions on how to set up your email on a mobile device, please click the link which corresponds to your device's operating system.

iPhone and iPad Email Setup

  1. Go to Settings. 
     
  2. Tap Mail, Contacts, and Calendars.
     
  3. Tap Add Account. The type of account to be added is an Exchange Account.
     
  4. Enter your Main Campus username and password (ex. jdoe01). The description can be whatever you want it to be.
     
  5. The account will not add immediately and will ask for further information. Enter VUAD for the domain and webaccess.villanova.edu for the server.
     
  6. Choose what to sync and click Next. Enter the mail app to confirm that your mail is being received. Please wait at least five minutes to allow your mail to fully sync. 
     

If you encounter difficulties setting up your email, please contact the Villanova Law School TechZone.

Android Email Setup

Please note that these directions apply to Android 4.04 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or higher. If you are attempting to set up email on an older version of Android and find that these directions do not apply to your device, please contact the Villanova Law School Tech Zone.
 

  1. Go to your email application.
     

  2. Tap the settings button (may differ depending on device).
     

  3. Tap Add Account or +. The type of account to be added is an Exchange Account. Depending on the device and version of Android, this may be labeled "Corporate" instead.
     

  4. Enter your Main Campus username and password. If the username field is labeled "Domain\username," enter VUAD\ followed by your Main Campus username (ex. VUAD\jdoe01).
     

  5. Under Server, enter webaccess.villanova.edu.
     

  6. Click Next as needed. If a message pops up asking you to accept something, click accept. Your email should now be set up. Enter your mail app to confirm this. Please allow at least 5 minutes for your email to sync.
     

If you encounter difficulties setting up your email, please contact the Villanova Law School TechZone.

 

How do I forward my email to an external address?

 

  • If you have a myNOVA account, login to myNOVA and under “Personal Information”, click “Edit your Account”
  • If you do not have a myNOVA account, login to the Villanova Web Page and click on “Edit your Account” at the top of the page.
  • Click the “Change E-Mail Forwarding settings” link
  • Type the email address where you want your Villanova email to be forwarded.
  • Click Begin Forwarding.

Note: A copy of all messages will remain in your Villanova email account, in addition to being forwarded to this new address.

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How do I automatically route SPAM into my junk-mail folder?

 

The easiest way to prevent spam from reaching your inbox is by using Villanova's quarantine system, accessed here. Log in with your Main Campus username (ex. jdoe01) and password. Once you have entered the site, click "Blocked Senders" in the menu on the left side of the page. You can enter any address into the "Add address" box and then click "Add Sender" to block all mail from that address.

If you are still regularly receiving spam with similar components (subject, sender etc.) despite your quarantine settings, you can route these messages to your Junk Mail folder automatically by following these steps: 
 

  1. Login to your Villanova webmail.
     
  2. In the upper-right of your mailbox, click "Options."
     
  3. In the drop-down menu, select "Create an inbox rule."
     
  4. Hit New. In the box that comes up, under "When the message arrives, and:" select how you would like to filter the messages. If you are filtering by sender, another box will come up. You can enter any address into the "From" field at the bottom of this box, and then hit "OK."
     
  5. In the "do the following" box, you can choose to either delete the message or send it to the Junk Mail folder. To delete it, simply select "Delete the message," and hit Save. To move it to your Junk Mail folder, select, "Move the message to folder," and click "Junk E-Mail" in the box that comes up. Then click "OK." Then hit Save.
     

Your inbox rule should now be set up. If you have any trouble setting up an inbox rule, contact the Villanova Law School TechZone.

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