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Full-time students receive free prints

byLAUREN HORSCH
August 24, 2011
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Photo: Drake University

Print locations are located at the orange markings on the photo above.

A new initiative on campus will give Drake students more access to printing, copying and scanning, according to a university email sent to students on Aug. 18.

Vicky Payseur, vice president of business and finance, announced that starting today full-time students would be allocated $20 worth of printing, which equals approximately 500 black and white prints.

Part-time students will not receive free prints, but rather they can load money into their Drake student accounts and use their ID cards to access all 17 on-campus printing locations.

All students have to do is swipe their ID cards at any of the locations across campus.

There is also a “hold and release” option for students. According to Payseur’s email, students can send a document to any of the public printers and then go to the location to print it after the document has been entered into the queue. The document will only remain in the queue for 48 hours

With this new printing process, there is also a new sustainability option that is coming. All printing will be done on 30 percent Forest Stewardship Council recycled paper. In addition, all prints will automatically be set as double-sided.

Students who wish to connect their personal computers to a machine or want to find out more about the services offered can visit the Print Services Website at http://oit.drake.edu/print-services.

Ins and Outs of Printing on Campus:

– All full-time students have $20 of free printing
– Printing is automatically double-sided (or duplex)
– There are 17 locations on campus for printing (see map)
– The cost of extra printing is: five cents/side for black and white duplex printing and four cents for single-sided. Coloring copies are 25 cents.

Tags: Improving DrakeOn Campus

LAUREN HORSCH

Horsch is a junior news/Internet and rhetoric double major. She serves as the TD's Editor-in-Chief. She has been on staff for three years and has been the editor since January 2012.

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  1. student says:
    12 years ago

    it would’ve been nice to hear some student or faculty feedback

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