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Global Microsoft Outage

As of late Thursday evening, a widespread Microsoft outage continues to affect Outlook and other Microsoft services on campus and across the nation. Earlier this evening, Microsoft revised its list of features and services impacted by this outage, stating that it is affecting ones that interact with email services. Microsoft Outlook, SharePoint, Teams, Copilot AI, and 365 are all continuing to have various issues. Microsoft has not provided a specific estimate for when the global outage will be completely resolved, though a portion of affected servers and services have begun a gradual recovery. The next update will be posted on Friday morning.

Women's Soccer Prepares for NCAA Tournament Game on Saturday

The University of Hartford women's soccer team is headed back to the NCAA Division III Tournament after capturing its third consecutive Conference of New England championship.

Playing before a home crowd at Al-Marzook Field on Nov. 7, the Hawks defeated Suffolk University, 3-0, to secure the conference title and the league's automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament. Hartford finished the regular season and conference postseason with a 13-3-1 record.

In the championship match, Reese Sadler opened the scoring on a penalty kick before Taylor Freimuth added a second goal before halftime. Anastasia Nerney sealed the victory with a second-half goal. Goalkeeper Madelyn Nunnemacher helped preserve the shutout as the Hawks completed the conference tournament without allowing a goal.

The NCAA announced the 64-team Division III championship field on Nov. 9, with Hartford receiving the Conference of New England's automatic qualification. The Hawks will open tournament play against Vassar College on Saturday, Nov. 14, in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

The NCAA tournament appearance marks the second consecutive year Hartford has advanced to national postseason play, continuing the program's momentum as one of the region's top programs.