Paying for Printing
Release your print job by entering your student ID number and either paying with your credit card, cash/coins, or your library printing account.
Printing Costs:
- Black and White: $0.15 per page
- Color : $0.30 per page
Wireless Printing
You can print to Auraria Library printers from your own device. Visit Auraria Library Wireless Printing to upload your document.
Release your print job by entering your email address and either paying with your credit card, cash/coins, or your library printing account.
- Black and white: $.15 per page
- Color: $.30 per page1.
1 Please note the Wireless Printing interface doesn't show the correct pricing for Duplex jobs; the correct amount is shown when releasing the job in the Library.
Library Print Account (AAM)
All students receive a $3.00 printing allowance per semester which can only be used in the Auraria Library. Since the Auraria Library serves all three schools - CU Denver, MSU Denver, and CCD - the Library is unable to connect its printing system to your institutions printing system.
You may add money to your Library Print Account, by going to any of the print stations in the Auraria Library and select “Manage Print Account.”
If you wish to print using your school’s pre-paid printing allowance, you will need to visit one of your school’s computer labs:
Large Format Printing, 3D Printing, and Vinyl Cutter
The Auraria Library Innovation Garage provides high quality 3D printing, large format printing, and vinyl cutting services in support of project-based learning and research for current students, faculty, and staff of the Auraria Campus.
For more information, please go to the Auraria Library Innovation Garage page.
Scan
KIC Scanner
Located in the Research Computing Zone, this scanner allows you to scan books and documents up to 22"x16".
Epson Flatbed Scanner
Located in North Computing. To use, you must login to the computer next to the scanner and launch the Epson Scanning software.
From any scanner, black and white or color images may be:
- scanned
- emailed
- printed
- saved to your personal USB drive.
Scanning is free. Printing costs will apply if you choose to send your documents to a Library printing station.