Connectivity has dramatically changed the landscape of higher education IT. From "on-demand" services for net-gen students and advanced eLearning systems for faculty, to high-performance computing grid resources for researchers, IT now provides more networked services than ever to connect campus constituents to each other and to the world. Expectations from students, faculty, researchers, administrators, their professional communities, and the general public will continue to grow as IT leaders grapple with the challenges of providing distributed, secure, interoperable networked services for today's connected campuses. This article highlights some of the best examples of how campus IT is meeting the connectivity challenge.