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Study rooms are available on a first come, first served basis. There are three study rooms available on first floor, five study rooms available on second floor, and three group study spaces available on the second floor.
There is one classroom (room 210) and a large meeting room (room 011) in the E. Y. Berry Library-Learning Center. To schedule one of these rooms, visit: https://www.bhsu.edu/iits/services/Multimedia-Classrooms
Desktop computers are available for use by BHSU students, staff, or faculty on the first floor of the library. There are also laptops available for check-out to students which can only be used in the library.
One desktop computer is available for use by patrons not affiliated with BHSU. Stop by the Library Information Desk for access to this computer and information on printing from this computer.
There are two Campus Printers in the library: one on first floor across from the IT Help Desk and one on the second floor on the west side of the building. Every desktop computer in the Library is networked to the Campus Printers for black-and-white and color printing.
If you would like to print from your personal device, you will need to install software first: https://support.bhsu.edu/TDClient/30/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=244
You need to have money on your Buzz Card in order to print.
Scanning can be done from any Campus Printer, either page-by-page or via the document feeder. There are two Campus Printers in the library: one on first floor across from the IT Help Desk and one on the second floor on the west side of the building.
Scans can be done at no charge. Photocopies (printing those scans) are charged at regular printing rates. You need to have money on your Buzz Card to print.
Patrons not affiliated with BHSU should ask about scanning and photocopying at the Library Information Desk.
Swivl Robots (aka Swivls) are available for check out at the Library Information Desk. They can be checked out for 3 weeks.
Swivl Robots are devices that are used to capture video using your phone or tablet. The speaker wears a "marker" which allows the robot to rotate in order to keep the speaker on camera.
The Ellison machine is a die-cutting machine. It is located on the first floor of the library near the Library Information Desk. For assistance, please ask at the Library Information Desk.
Individuals wishing to view microfilm or microfiche should ask at the Library Information Desk. Our microfilm reader has capabilities for saving images.