Technology In The Library


Monday-Thursday: 8am-10pm
Friday: 8am-5pm
Saturday: 12pm-5pm
Sunday: 2pm-10pm
These devices remain in the library and are available for use by students, faculty, staff, administrators, and guests during the library’s regular hours.
For assistance with any device, please ask a librarian.

Nineteen PCs, thirteen upstairs and six downstairs, are available in the library. These devices are open to all students and are first come, first served.
Log in with your HT username and password to keep your data secure.

Ten iMacs, eight upstairs and two downstairs, are available in the library.
These devices are open to all students and are first come, first served.
These devices use a shared account. The username and password are available at each computer.

Located upstairs, this combined printer, scanner, and copier is available to all students, faculty, and staff at no charge. To print, email your document to library@htu.edu. To copy or scan, log in with your HT ID card or username and password.

Located upstairs next to the Ricoh printer, this easy to use overhead scanner is available to all students, faculty, and staff at no charge. No login is necessary. Scanned documents can be emailed to any address.
Need help using this device? Ask a librarian.

Located downstairs in Multipurpose Room 104 and upstairs in Study Rooms 204 and 205, the OneScreen Interactive Display Boards are touchscreen smartboards compatible with all devices and available to all students. Great for group work.
Functions as a whiteboard or projector.

Located downstairs in the library, this sound isolation booth and recording studio holds 1 person and includes a desk, chair, laptop, and Blue Yeti USB microphone.
Built-in air filtration system recycles air continuously. Lighting is provided.
A NEW resource for video calls, music recording and remixing, voice acting, podcasting, and audio engineering. Reserve time online.

To protect our collections, all library books contain a small, concealed magnet that is deactivated at checkout.
If a book is taken from the building without being checked out, the security gates at the doors sound an alarm. Visitors may be asked to return to the Circulation Desk to finish checking out their books.

Found across campus as part of the Safe and Healthy Rams initiative, these devices maintain a constant flow of clean air indoors.
They contain medical-grade True HEPA filters that remove 99.99% of airborne particulates at 0.3 microns, 99.8% at 0.10 microns and 99.8% at 0.02 microns to prevent the spread of coronavirus.