Computers are available to all students, faculty, staff, alumni, and retirees. Visitors may ask staff for a guest login.
| Location name | Level | Computer type |
|---|---|---|
| Extended Hours Computer Lab | Level 1 and Level 2 | 15 Windows PCs; 4 Macs |
| Lower Level | Lower Level | 4 Windows PCs with dual monitors |
| Listening and viewing rooms | Level 1 | 2 Windows PCs |
| eCommons | Level 2 | 13 Windows PCs |
| Special Collections near cabinets | Level 2 | 4 Windows PCs |
| Assistive Technology alcove | Level 2 | 2 Windows PCs |
New hours: Beginning Saturday, October 17, 2026, the Computer Lab will be open 6:00 a.m. – 2:00 a.m. (closed 2:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m.).
The Extended Hours Computer Lab can be accessed by Webster and Eden students, faculty, and staff who have a current Webster University ID, and to alumni who have an Alumni Card from Public Safety.
The Lab is open during normal Library hours, after hours, and on holidays. The Lab may close if the Library is closed due to inclement weather, power failures, or other issues.
Webster students, faculty, and staff: connect to the network WU_Wireless and log in with your Connections ID.
Alumni, Retirees, Visitors, and Eden users: connect to the network WU_Guest. You will then be redirected to a self-registration form for Internet access.
Printing is free and available to current Webster and Eden students, faculty, and staff.
For step-by-step instructions, visit the Research Desk.
Printer locations
You can scan from the printers by logging in and choosing "Scan" from the menu. In addition, we have 4 other scanners connected to computers throughout the library.
Scanner locations
There are two ways to make photocopies.
Load your document into the document feeder in a profile orientation.
If you are copying a photograph or object, place them onto the scanning bed.
Log in to the printer with your ID or by typing in your login information.
Choose "Copy" from the options presented.
Check to make sure all settings are correct.
If your document is double sided, make sure the "2-sided to 2-sided" setting is selected.
If you loaded your document any way other than profile, make sure the original load direction is correct. Choose "Binding positions" and then "Original direction" and make sure the image matches your document.
You can view a preview of your copy by hitting the "Basic" button at the top of the screen.
Specify the number of copies with the gray "No of Sets" box in the top right corner.
Press start to make your copies.
You can also make copies from the Canon flatbed scanners found in the eCommons and in the Computer Lab. Simply place your documents face down on the scanner bed and press the "Copy" button. You can then log in at the printer to print it.
A photocopy machine is located in the Computer Lab.
