Student Printing General Information

Summary

General FAQ regarding student printing at BGSU.

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Question

What important information should I know about student printing at BGSU?

Answer

Printing from a Lab Computer to a Lab Printer

Printing from a Personal Device to a Lab Printer/Print Release Station

Retrieving a Print Job

Printing Funds & Fees

Lab Printer Issues

Putting Personal Paper In University Printers

 

Printing from a Lab Computer to a Lab Printer


Follow these instructions to print from a lab computer to a lab printer.

View our labs webpage for current ITS lab hours. Residence Hall labs are accessible 24/7 to respective residence hall students. 

 

Printing from a Personal Device to a Lab Printer/Print Release Station


Use these instructions to configure your personal device for Student Printing

Student Printing/Print Release locations available on campus. 

 

Retrieving a Print Job


For instructions on how to retrieve a document sent to a print release station from a lab printer or personal device, please review this article

 

Printing Funds & Fees


Standard printing costs apply.  Print jobs left in the queue for 24 hours will be automatically deleted from the list with no charges being applied. 

Available printer account funds are displayed to the student in a pop-up window prior to submitting each print job. Print funds are stored in the student's BG Bucks of the student’s BG1 Card. Please reference this article for information on adding print funds to a BG1 Card.

Students can also view available print funds by logging in to papercut.bgsu.edu with their BGSU credentials (users must be on campus to access PaperCut). 

 

Lab Printer Issues


Please report lab printer issues to ITS by contacting us via phone or chat

 

Putting Personal Paper In University Printers


Users are not permitted to put their own paper into University printers. University printers are not configured to support/print on different types of paper/card stock (for example, resume paper or photo paper) and using such paper increases the likelihood of a printer jam or malfunction. If you need to print on a special type of paper, we recommend visiting a retail office supply store. 

 

For additional assistance, please contact Information Technology Services at 419-372-0999 or through chat.

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Article ID: 159070
Created
Mon 5/13/24 2:22 PM
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Tue 9/8/26 5:12 PM