Xerox provides duplicating and printing services for the university through a contractual agreement. The services center, called the Document Source, is located in the basement of the Hauser Building. It houses a high-speed copying machine for duplicating bulk quantities of instructional materials, handbooks, manuals, etc. The Document Source also provides a wide variety of other printing services, which are available to students for a fee. Students use the university One Card to pay for services.
Copy machines are also available to students in the library.
The Virginia K. Newell Academic Computer Center . This computer center, located on the lower level of the R. J Reynolds Center, provides university-wide computing support for teaching, learning and research by students and faculty. The Teaching Lab consists of 24 personal computers on a Pathworks Ethernet-based network supported by a DEC alpha file server. This laboratory is used mainly to support computer science classes such as programming, data structures and system modeling, but is available to all students when not in use for instruction. These UNIX-based systems are primarily used for computer graphics, numeric processing and special projects.