Today’s Hours:

All Hours & Directions

Terrell Main Library

8am - 12am

Terrell Fourth Floor

8am - 12am

Circulation Desk

8am - 12am

Research Help Desk

10am - 12pm. 1pm - 5pm

Terrell Research Help Desk (Semester Evening)

7pm - 9pm

Libraries Administrative Office

8:30am - 5pm

Azariah's Cafe

8am - 5pm

Directions:

Location:

Mary Church Terrell Main Library
148 W College St. Oberlin, OH 44074-1545

Parking:

The main visitor lot is the east Service Building lot, and the south row of the Carnegie Building lot for visitors to offices within that building.

Terrell Main Library Floor Plans

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Other Libraries Hours & Directions

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Print, Copy & Scan

Printing in the Libraries

All printing is currently via Papercut Web Print. Look for these printer names for each library:

  • Terrell Main Library: Commons-Bizhub
  • Art Library: ArtLibrary-BW1, ArtLibrary-BW2, or ArtLibrary-CP1
  • Conservatory Library: ConLib
  • Science Library: Science-Library

Have Papercut questions? Please refer to the detailed guide to Papercut from the Center for Information Technology (CIT).

Upload a document to Papercut to print

  • ObieID required
  • Students are allotted $40 for printing per semester on their ObieID accounts
  • Additional pages can be charged to Obie Dollars accounts
  • Visitors can ask for assistance in printing a limited number of pages of important documents (e.g., voter registration forms, plane tickets, etc.). Please inquire at the circulation desk. 

Printing - Black & White

Available in all libraries

Costs:
$0.12 per single-sided printout
$0.16 per double-sided printout

Printing - Color

Available in the Art Library

Costs:
$1 per single-sided printout - 8.5" x 11" ($2 for double-sided)
$2 per single-sided printout - 11" x 17" ($4 for double-sided)


Scanning

Photocopy machines in all libraries allow users to create PDFs and either send them via email or save them to a USB drive.

An overhead Bookeye 4 KIC (Knowledge Imaging Center) is available in the Main Library. 

A ScannX flatbed is available in the Main Library and Science Library

  • Users can create files in a variety of formats, save to a USB drive, send via mail, or upload to Google Docs or Dropbox

Flatbed scanners are available in the Main, Art, and Science libraries

  • A transparent media adapter for scanning slides, negatives and transparencies is available in the Art Library

There is no charge for scanning.