Mobile printing from your own device is available using the Papercut online application. To access Papercut, got to https://printing.regis.edu:9192/user and login with your Regis username and password. 

After successful login to the Papercut application, follow the steps below to print from your own device:

• Using the menu on the left, select "Web Print"
• On the Web print page, click the "Submit a Job" button. Your document must be in a PDF format.
• Select a printer: color or black & white (please note color print jobs are charged a higher rate).
• Click the "Print Options and Account Selection" button in the lower right of the page.
• Under options, select the number of copies of the document you wish to print.
• Click the "Upload Document" button on the right side of the page.
• On the Upload page, select the document from your device to upload to the application.
• Click the Upload & Complete button in the lower right of the page.

After successful upload, on the Web Print page you should see a summary of the print job with status "Held in Queue". The print job is now ready to be released from any networked campus printer:

• Login to the printer/scanner/photocopier using either your Regis username & password or your Regis ID# and Printing PIN
• On the main menu, select Print Release.
• On the Print Release screen, you will see a list of all print jobs in your printing queue. 
• Select the item(s) to print and then click the Print button. 
• Make sure to logout of the machine when finished.  

 

Students, faculty, and staff at Regis can print documents using any of the networked printers in Dayton Memorial Library via two different options: 1.) FollowMe printing using a computer workstation on campus or 2.) mobile printing using the Papercut online application.   

At this time, Dayton Memorial Library does not provide printing services for non-affiliated users. Guests, alumni, and community users can print at their local public library.

Regis students, staff, and faculty can print from the library computers directly. To do so, one must first add the “FollowMe” printer to their login.

• Log onto a computer in the library with your Regis credentials (email and password).
• In the search bar at the bottom of the screen type “printer.”
• Open Printers & Scanners.
• Select, add device.
• Add “FollowMePrinter on ruw2-220."

Pros of adding a printer to your login:

• Can print single sided. 
• Can print on legal sized paper (8.5in X 14in).
• Can print a Word format document.

Note: You will need to add the printer to each separate library computer you log into.

To Print:

• Pull up your document.
• Either click File and Print OR control ‘p’ to print the document.
• Ensure the print settings are aligned properly.
• Choose number of copies, color or black/white, single sided, etc.
• Print.
• Sign into the appropriate printer to print the document.

Only current students, faculty, and staff are able to access databases and other subscription content remotely. Make sure you are logged into your Regis account on the same browser you are trying to access library resources on.

If you are a new or returning student and you are getting this error after attempting to log-in with your Regis login, it is most likely an indication that your Regis account permissions need to be updated. Contact the university's Information Technology Services (ITS) department at 303-458-4050 or via their online service portal to request your permission be updated for remote library access. 

The Dayton Memorial Library is located on Regis University's Northwest Denver Campus at 3333 Regis Blvd. Denver, CO 80221. The library is located in the southwest area of campus and can be accessed at entrance 2 or 3. Parking is available in lots 2 and 3 adjacent to the building. You must pay for parking at the kiosks. Parking is limited during the semester; additional street parking is available nearby (both free and paid). If parking on the street, please be aware of any street sweeping notices to avoid being ticketed.

The main entrance to the library faces north into the Boettcher Quad at the top of the stairs, and an accessible entrance is available at the back of the building facing south.

Directions to campus and a campus map are available on the main Regis website. 

No, remote access to Regis Library subscription databases and collections is limited to current students, faculty, and staff. This is largely due to the contractual limitations imposed by our information vendors. That said, we can often provide a digital copy for any single article available in our system. Information needs that extend beyond just a single journal article are often best addressed by using the interlibrary loan system at your local public library. More information for alumni services are available on the Alumni Research Guide.

Students, faculty, and staff can manage their printing accounts, including creating or resetting their printing PIN, using the Papercut online application. To access Papercut, got to https://printing.regis.edu:9192/user and login with your Regis username and password. After successful login to the Papercut application, use the menu on the left and select "Change Details". On the Change Details page, you can create/update your printing PIN. 

 

 

 

 

 

Regis Library subscribes to Mergent Online and the Standard & Poor's NetAdvantage (Capital IQ) databases. They are located on the Business Research Guide – Corporate Financials.

Both databases provide company information for publicly traded companies. Simply type in the name of the company you are interested in researching in the Company Search field. For example, if you are interested in researching coffee shops like Starbucks, you can simply type in Starbucks or their ticker symbol (SBUX).

Toggling between tabs or menu options will help you find relevant data about your company including the company's recent 10k and 10q filings, industry reports, company ratios, and financial statements: balance sheet, income statement, retained earnings, and cash flow statements. These statements can be downloaded as Excel spreadsheets from either database. Mergent provides 15 years worth of financial data that can be downloaded, while S&P NetAdvantage provides access to the last five years of data in spreadheet format.  .

Video demonstration of Mergent Online: https://youtu.be/6uO02ulQtd0

S.W.O.T stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. You may have an assignment requiring you to analyze a company to create a S.W.O.T. report. A S.W.O.T. analysis combines various key performance indicators e.g., branding, R & D, competitive pressures, regulations, strategic initiatives, broad product portfolio, supply chain disruptions – to determine a company’s overall health and competitive position. These measures will help you fill out the four quadrants of a S.W.O.T. analysis.

Business & Management databases like Business Source Complete and Business Insights: Global index S.W.O.T. reports in their collection. That is not to say you will simply copy and paste their content into your analysis but if you do use some of that information, be sure to cite your source.

Simply go to either Business Source Complete or Business Insights: Global from the Business Research guide – Articles navigation tab located on the left-hand side of the page.

I will use La-Z-Boy or LZB (ticker symbol) for this example. If you perform a keyword search either using “La-Z-Boy” or “LZB” in Business Source Complete, a S.W.O.T. report will populate when using “La-Z-Boy” (without quotes). If you simply use “LZB” a number of other useful resources will populate including trade publications, newspapers, and magazines. These will also be useful if your company does not have a S.W.O.T. report in a database. I always recommend using a competitor’s S.W.O.T. report (if available) if your primary company is not available. This will give you an idea of what key performance indicators are analyzed in order to create a report.    

Video: https://youtu.be/FqcQ2y9Gr_8

To add more funds to your printing balance, you'll need to visit the Copy, Print, and Mail Center on campus in-person. 

The library has access to over 200 different databases! The full list of databases is available on our A to Z Databases page, in alphabetical order. On that page you can also choose a subject area from the drop down or search for a specific database. 

If you would like more personalized help with a research project, schedule a research consultation appointment with a librarian. Librarians can assist you in person or online through Zoom. 

Yes! We develop and maintain a collection of Juvenile titles that includes children's and young adult titles in both fiction and nonfiction. The Juvenile collection is on the 4th floor of the Dayton Memorial Library. More information is available on the Children's and Young Adult Literature Research Guide, including how to search for these books. 

Librarians are here to help you! 

• Email: library@regis.edu 
• Chat: Library Website (available 24/7 and always staffed by a real person!)
• Walk-in: Dayton Memorial Library (see current library hours)
• Phone: (303) 458-4031
• One-on-one research consultations: Schedule a research consultation

In general, a librarian is available on-site in the Dayton Memorial Library Monday-Thursday 9 am to 5 pm and Friday 9 am to 1 pm. Ask at the circulation desk located on the 2nd (main) floor for a librarian.

If you need immediate assistance at any time, your best bet is to use chat, as it is available 24/7.

Theses and Capstone projects are held in our digital archives. To submit your paper, please contact the Archives & Digital Collections team at archives@regis.edu. 

Yes, Research and Instruction Librarians at the Regis Library can assist patrons with basic legal research including searching for federal and state cases, legislative searches, and business licensing/regulatory searches. However, our resources for legal research are relatively few compared to most law school libraries. For more advanced legal research, we recommend contacting a library associated with a nearby law school (e.g. University of Denver, CU-Boulder, etc.).

HeinOnline is the best bet for general legal or case law research.

Schedule an appointment with a librarian to receive more personalized assistance.

We do not provide legal advice or counsel.

The wireless network on campus is called RegisNET-Internet-Access and does not require a password to join. You can connect to the network the same way you would connect to other wireless networks on your device.

The length of time you can keep an item depends on the type of item and the type of user you are. Information on borrowing time is available on our Circulation guide.

Regis affiliated users should use their personal Regis login to access their virtual desktop. A small number of computers in the library are available to non-affiliated users. If you are a non-affiliated user, please go to the Circulation Desk on the 2nd (main) floor, and request a Community Member library card and log-in assistance.

A persuasive article is a type of writing where the author seeks to persuade or convince readers to adopt a specific position, take a specific course of action, or change their perspective on a particular issue. Persuasive articles are commonly found in newspapers, magazines, websites, and opinion columns.

To find a persuasive article, you must first identify a topic. Persuasive articles often address controversial topics in politics, health and medicine, technology, economics, and more. Once you have selected a topic, identify keywords that describe the topic. You may then use these keywords to search library resources for articles that seek to persuade readers to adopt a particular point of view. 

LumenPlus on the Library’s homepage is a great place to start your search for persuasive articles. Once you have decided on your key words, you can start a search with LumenPlus. When you are on the page displaying your search results, you will be able to refine your search by selecting search filters. When looking for persuasive articles, it can be helpful to limit your search by clicking "All filters," going to "Source Types," and selecting "News" and "Magazines." This will limit your search results to include only those source types, increasing the likelihood that you will find a persuasive article relevant to your topic. It can also be helpful to filter by date to retrieve only articles from the past 12 months. If you get stuck at any point, don't hesitate to reach out for help!