Do you need to use a computer? The computing labs on K-State’s Manhattan campus offer many options.
Do you need to print something? A limited amount of free printing is available to K-State students, faculty and staff on the Manhattan campus. K-Staters get $10 of free printing during the spring and fall semesters and $5 for the summer semester. Unused balances do not carry forward to the next semester.
To print wirelessly, you must be on campus and connected to the KSU Wireless or KSU Housing network. Printers are available in computer labs, residence halls, Hale Library and the K-State Student Union. Continue reading “Free on-campus printing”
Do you need to use a computer? Many options are available at the computing labs across K-State’s Manhattan campus.
Are you working on a big project this semester and need an extra monitor? Use one of the Hub Monitor Stations in Hale Library. The stations are located throughout Hale Library: 18 on the second floor, six on the third floor and six on the fourth floor.
The stations provide a quick and valuable double monitor experience for anyone using a laptop. With a hub monitor and the USB Type-C cable, you can easily connect a device to a single screen, allowing you to multitask more effectively and increase your overall productivity. The monitors work with both Windows and Mac operating systems. The stations will also charge your connected device while you work.
The Hub Monitor Stations can be used during the Hale Library hours of operation.
Are you working on a big project this semester and need an extra monitor? Use one of the 39 Hub Monitor Stations in Hale Library. The Hub Monitor Stations are located throughout Hale Library: 27 on the second floor, six on the third floor, and six on the fourth floor.
The Hub Monitor Stations provide a quick and valuable double monitor experience for anyone using a laptop. With a hub monitor and the USB Type-C cable, you can easily connect a device to a single screen, allowing you to multitask more effectively and increase your overall productivity. The monitors work with both Windows and Mac operating systems. It will also allow you to charge your connected device simultaneously.
The Hub Monitor Stations can be used during the Hale Library hours of operation.
The computer lab in Dickens Hall Room 001A will permanently close on Dec. 18. The workstations will be removed, and the room will be repurposed.
Do you need to use a computer? Many options are available at the computing labs across K-State’s Manhattan campus.
Continue reading “Dickens Hall computer lab closing Dec. 18”
Do you need to print something? A limited amount of free printing is available to K-State students, faculty, and staff on the Manhattan campus. K-Staters get $10 of free printing during the spring and fall semesters and $5 for the summer semester. Unused balances do not carry forward to the next semester.
You can print to available printers wirelessly from computer labs or library computers. Continue reading “Free on-campus printing”
Are you working on a big project and need an extra monitor? Check out the 39 Hub Monitor Stations in Hale Library. The Hub Monitor Stations are located throughout Hale Library: 27 on the second floor, six on the third floor, and six on the fourth floor.
The Hub Monitor Stations provide a quick and valuable double monitor experience for anyone using a laptop. With a hub monitor and the USB Type-C cable, you can easily connect a device to a single screen, allowing you to multitask more effectively and increase your overall productivity. The monitors work with both Windows and Mac operating systems. It will also allow you to charge your connected device simultaneously.
The Hub Monitor Stations can be used during the Hale Library hours of operation.
Do you need to use a computer? Many options are available at the computing labs across K-State’s Manhattan campus.
Over the summer, the Division of Information Technology has been busy maintaining and improving technology tools and adding some new ones. Below is a highlight of some IT projects completed over the summer. To learn more about ongoing IT projects, view the IT Projects webpage.
Adobe Creative Cloud — All active K-State faculty and staff have been given free Adobe Creative Cloud license access. The Adobe Creative Cloud, including Acrobat Pro DC, has over 20 applications and services. Learn more…
CatFiles W: Drive reorganization — Storage technology has improved over the years, and security threats have increased. For those reasons, the strategic decision has been made to reorganize CatFiles. Learn more…
Geolocation — Whenever you connect to the internet with your phone, computer, or tablet, your device creates a unique identifier called an IP address. K-State can use IP-based geolocation to find the country or city when a device connects to our services and resources. Being able to verify this information is vital to avoid potential cyber threats. Learn more
Hub Monitor Stations — The Hub Monitor Stations provide a quick and valuable double monitor experience for anyone using a laptop. There are 39 Hub Monitor Stations in three pods on the second floor, six on the third floor, and six on the fourth floor of Hale Library. Learn more…
Need help? Contact the IT Service Desk at 800-865-6143 or 785-532-7722 or via Live Chat. For face-to-face service, visit the IT Service Desk on the second floor of Hale Library.
