[Eril-l] Printless libraries in academic institutions

[Hal Bright]

What are some examples of printless libraries in the general academic
sphere, I am looking for examples of libraries that have purged their
physical spaces of print (they can be located off campus, but I prefer no
to very little print)
I have....
 Florida Polytechnic University - built printless
William Jewell College - made a conversion to printless
Western Michigan HSL




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