Theological Seminary Studies: Technology

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Computers for Students and Faculty at UTS/Columbia

The Burke Library has computers available for log in with a UNI and Password.

Locations: Login computers are located on L1 (3 computers nearest to the front entrance) and on L3 (5 computers near the printer outside the reading room).

Available Programs: These computers provide access to CLIO databases and online resources as well as a full range of programs (including Microsoft Word, Adobe Suite, and more.)

Guests

The Burke also has free public computers for use by anyone with reading privileges at the library.

Locations: Computers which do not require logins are labelled "No Login." They are located on L1 against the wall, and by the left scanner. There are two more in the stacks: one on L2, and one on L3.

Available Programs: These computers provide access to CLIO databases and online resources via Firefox internet browser, but are not equipped with programs such as Microsoft Word or with printing.

To log into Columbia's wireless WiFi network, use a UNI and Password.

To log into Union's WiFi (in certain locations) please ask for the password at the Circulation Desk.

The Burke Library offers PawPrint printing in two locations: on L1 and on L3.

Print from a laptop to the library PawPrint printers by downloading a PawPrint driver.

Consult PawPrint via Columbia University Information Technology for more information and to manage your print quota.

Black & White and Color Printing:

The Burke Library has black-and-white printers only. Color printers can be found in Lehman and Butler Library. Please consult Columbia University Libraries printing services for details.

Union Theological Seminary students:

In the Burke Library, UTS students receive a $2.00 printing balance (20 pages) with PawPrint each week in addition to their UTS Computer Lab print balance. This $2.00 is added each week but does not roll over from week to week. This can be used to print at PawPrint print stations throughout the Columbia University Libraries. Go to PawPrint to add to your balance and find more information.