With the opening of the new Fouts Center for Visual Arts comes Whitman's most expansive multimedia computer lab yet, code named "Lascaux". Drawing heavily on the Multimedia Development Lab (MDL) for design and function, Lascaux has been designed specifically with artists in mind. Features include professional grade large format and photo printers, Mac Pro workstations with Wacom graphic tablets, and two massive 65" flat screen LCD screens capable of displaying the contents of any of the Mac Pro workstations. Though targeted primarily to art students and faculty, Lascaux is a general access computing facility available for the entire Whitman campus. For open lab hours and more information contact David Sprunger, sprungde@whitman.edu.

The Multimedia Development Lab (MDL) has moved to a striking new location, Hunter 108. The new Lab features exciting enhancements and upgrades. In addition to two brand new digital work stations, and new lighting and room designs, the Lab now boasts 3 large 54" LCD flat screens cable of displaying the contents of any of the digital workstations. Studying nearly a decade of usage by the Whitman community, careful attention has been paid in this re-design to the needs of individual and group projects. For more information email mdl@whitman.edu.

Starting September 5th at 9:00 am, how you print to the printers located in the Maxey Lab, Olin Lab, Science Lab or in the Library will change, so that we can better manage these printing jobs.

Printing to these printers will now go through a server called "GoPrint." You will need to add this option to your desktop or laptop computer. Instructions can be found in our GoPrint guide.

There are separate instructions for Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Macintosh OS X Leopard.