Washington and Lee University School of Law

Washington and Lee University School of Law

Navigate To:

Featured Items:


Law School EMail

Starting with the Class of 2011, the Washington and Lee School of Law has partnered with Microsoft to offer customized student e-mail accounts hosted by Exchange Labs.  The features include:

  • SkyDrive - A 5GB password protected virtual hard drive that can by accessed from any computer.  Use it to store documents, photos, music....
  • A 10GB mailbox.
  • An individual calendar for class schedule management.
  • Access to colaborative online workspace.
  • life-long ownership of your email address, even after you graduate.

To access your email:

1. Go to https://outlook.com Sign in with your username and password to open Outlook Web Access.
2.

Use Outlook2007....

  1. Complete your web mail registration by clicking on the link above
  2. In XP or Vista, click on Start then Control Panel.
    3.  
  3. Select User Accounts then select Mail
  4. In the New Mail dialog box, click Show Profiles
    5.  
  5. Click Add, give the profile a name, and click OK 
  6. In the Auto Account Setup dialog box, put in your e-mail address (your full email address,i.e. Smith.J@law.wlu.edu) and password and click Next
  7. Say Allow if Outlooks displays a message asking you to allow a Web Page to configure settings.
3.
  • Connect using older version of Outlook or other e-mail clients
  • Connect using a mobile device or PDA
  • Connect using your iPhone
  • Get messages from other accounts into Exchange Labs
4. To change your password:
  1. Go to http://login.live.com, and click Sign in
  2. On the Account Summary page, change your password by selecting one of the following two options:
    • Under Password reset information, on the Password line, click Change.
    • Under Common tasks in the right navigation pane, click Change your password.

  3. In the Change your password window, enter your old password, and then enter your new password two times.

    Note:
    You can select the option to make your password expire every 72 days.

Important Links: