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Campus Cable is here to be sure you are connected to your favorite programming on TV. Check out the Get Connected Guide for step by step instructions on how to hook up your cable.
If you have any questions, first look at our handy FAQs. If you don't find your answer use the Service Request Form and a Cable Campus Staff will contact you.
Campus Cable is a private cable television system serving the following NYU student residence halls:
- Get Connected the guide for hooking up you campus cable.
- Do I need special equipment to receive the cable programming?
- How do I hook up my television to receive cable?
- I've hooked everything up, but why can't I get any channels above 13?
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3.14.2008
Emergency Alert System Implementation
As a joint initiative with NYU’s Office of Public Safety, Public Affairs and ITS, Campus Cable will activate a national level Emergency Alert System (EAS) for NYU’s Campus Cable and Broadband networks. This technology will transmit national & federal generated alerts similar to what you hear on your local broadcast radio, TV or commercial cable TV systems. Any TV set in a residence hall, office, classroom or large flat panel display in public areas that is connected to the NYU Campus Cable or Broadband networks will receive these national alerts regardless of what channel they are tuned to as long as the set is powered on. As mandated by the FCC, when installing these kinds of systems, a simple 5 second test will be required monthly.
Don't forget to watch NYU-TV on Campus Cable.
- NYU-TV's The University Channel airs on Channel 14
- NYU-TV's The Movie Channel airs on Channel 15
- NYU-TV's The Happenings Channel airs on Channel 16
