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The Association of College & University Printers conference wrapped up on Thursday in Costa Mesa, with more than 60 higher-ed and K-12 in-plant managers in attendance.

To reduce print outsourcing and save money for the University of Florida, Marshall Gray has been slowly expanding its in-plant by upgrading equipment, hiring an experienced manager, adding services, rebranding, and promoting the shop across campus. It has paid off.

In this exclusive Q&A, we speak with Hidetoshi “Toshi” Kino and Yuji Oki about Fujifilm’s evolving strategy, vision, and mission.

On March 10, the judges selected 67 Gold, Silver and Bronze winning pieces in the In-Print 2025 contest. Here's a list of the winners.

HP the new HP Latex R530 press and the HP PrintOS Production Hub. Oscar Vidal sat down to chat with us about the technologies.

Konica Minolta supports the Bill of Rights Institute’s Power of the Printed Word campaign which distributes 50,000 pocket constitutions to classrooms. 

This year, Kodak celebrates 30 years of thermal plate imaging. First introduced at drupa in 1995, the technology transformed the CTP market.

When selecting the right adhesive for your sticking needs, it's easy to get caught up in the numbers. One common misconception is that higher tack equates to better adhesive performance and strength. However, the reality is far more complex.

On Sunday evening, college, university, and K-12 in-plant managers from all over North America will gather in Costa Mesa, California, for the opening reception of the Association of College & University Printers conference.

More than 90% of PSPs surveyed by PRINTING United Alliance anticipate business impacts from rising tariffs. Here is what to expect.