Do you need to use a computer? There are many options available at the computing labs located across K-State’s Manhattan campus.
- Cardwell Hall Math/Physics Library — Room 105
- College of Business Admin. — Rooms: 1052, 1053, 3112, 3114, and 3121
- Dickens Hall — Room 001
- Hale Library — Located on the first, second, third, and fourth floors
- K-State Student Union — First floor
- Paul Weigel Library of AP Design — Room 1128, Regnier Hall
- Sunderland Foundation Innovation Lab — First floor, Hale Library
The university computing labs are central computing facilities for use by K-State students, faculty, and staff. Hundreds of computers are available (PCs and Macs), with various software, limited free printing, and wireless printing from lab computers and personal laptops. These resources are supported by the Division of Information Technology.
Reservable Labs
Calvin 306 and 318 are reservable labs managed by the Division of Information Technology for training and instruction. Contact Fred Darkow for more information.
Remote Access to Computer Lab Software
Remote computer access to software in K-State computer labs allows students, staff, and faculty access to specific computer labs from remote locations. To learn more, view the Remote access to computer lab software webpage.
