As part of their Green LMU initiative, leaders at Loyola Marymount University (LMU) wanted to replace student-owned printers in each dorm room, and consolidate printing with a single, more effi cient university-owned printer in each residence hall. The Auxiliary Management and Business Services department handles fl eet printing and managed printing on campus, and already had printers in the library and a few of the labs. LMU Associate Vice President Raymond Dennis approached Ricoh, which supplies these university printers. “We wanted to be more sustainable and reduce the use of toner and paper,” says Dennis. “By providing one device that could do it all, we hoped to achieve all of those goals.” Dennis also expected the move to lower energy usage in the residence halls. Bu

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