Printers available for student printing

Issue/Question

  • I'm a student, what printers can I print to?
  • Where can I print on campus as a student?
  • Are there color printers that students can print to?
  • Can I scan from anywhere on campus as a student?

Environment

PaperCut provides greater flexibility and more options for printing on campus for students. All students will print to the installed printer named "Find-me-print" however when releasing a document from web release, a printer must be selected.

Resolution

Below is a list of printers along with their location and PaperCut name, where students can print.

Printer Location Printer Name Printer Type
Hawthorne-Longfellow Library, Main Floor HL-Main-1 Black and white printer only
Hawthorne-Longfellow Library, Main Floor HL-Main-2 Black and white printer only
Hawthorne-Longfellow Library, Main Floor, Research Commons HL-Research-Commons Black and white printer only
Hawthorne-Longfellow Library, Basement, Media Commons HL-Basement-Color Color multi-function printer
Coles Tower, Main Floor, Elevator Lobby ColesTower-Lobby Color printer only
Moulton Union, Main Floor, Hallway Moulton-Union-Hallway Multi-function printer
Gibson Music Library, Main Floor Gibson-Music-Library Multi-function printer​​​​​​​
Visual Arts Center, 2nd Floor, Art Library VAC-Art-Library Multi-function printer​​​​​​​
Visual Arts Center, 3rd Floor, Common Area VAC-3rdFloor Multi-function printer​​​​​​​
Hatch Science Building, Science Library, 2nd Floor Hatch-Library-Color Color multi-function printer
Edward Arts Center, Main Floor, Digital Media Lab EAC-Room115 Multi-function printer​​​​​​​
Roux Center, 2nd Floor, Hallway Roux-2ndFloor Multi-function printer​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Druckenmiller Hall, 2nd Floor, Atrium Hallway Druck-2ndFloorAtrium Color printer only
Smith Union Smith-Union-1 Black and white printer only

A Multi-function printer is a device capable of scanning and copying as well as printing.

If you need further assistance, please contact the Bowdoin College Service Desk

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