Throughout your time as a student at the University of Regina, your Novell/Hyperion (@uregina.ca) e-mail address will be a main line of communication between yourself and the administration. This address is the default means by which the University administration, as well as your professors, will contact you. As such, it is important that you keep up with the mail received by at this e-mail address.
There are a number of ways to keep up with your WebMail. This page details how to use the online WebMail service available from the University of Regina Website.
Alternately, you might choose to forward your WebMail to an e-mail address you check regularly. Instructions on how to setup a forwarding address are available.
There are also a variety of programs that you can use to access your WebMail. Information on programs such as Outlook, Thunderbird and Nestcape can be found on the Alternative Mail Systems page.
WebMail is a simple, internet-based program which is available from the U of R homepage. There is also a link to connect to WebMail in the top right corner of the CS 104 Lab Website.
The opening page of WebMail will prompt you for login information. Use your Hyperion/Novell username and password, i.e. the same info you use to login to computers on campus and to check UR Courses. If you do not know your Hyperion/Novell account information, click HERE to retrieve it.
After logging in, you will enter a e-mail browser which looks and operates much the
same as other web-based browsers, such as hotmail or gmail. This is an image of what
the WebMail interface looks like.
The opening screen displays a list of messages in your inbox, including the sender, the Subject line, and the time received. Unread messages will appear in bold. Double clicking a message will open up the main content of the message. Just like other web-based email, there are links to your Address Book, Settings, to compose a New Message, Delete messages, to Logout, etc.