Copyright Info
As a Fair Use copy shop, StudentPrint is dedicated to the highest copyright compliance standards.
StudentPrint reserves the right to refuse a copy/print order if, in our judgment, fulfillment of the order would violate copyright law. When determining whether an order is copyright compliant, StudentPrint adheres to the Four Pillars of Fair Use. The pillars:
Purpose & Character of Use (“Intent”)
Nature of the Content
Amount used compared to copyrighted work as a whole
Effect on the Market
No single pillar overpowers the others.
Our Guidelines
StudentPrint will print materials if permission from the copyright holder has been acquired by customers, if permission is necessary to adhere to fair use.
StudentPrint will proceed with printing nonprofit, educational materials such as lecture notes, lab manuals, research materials, and scholarship materials, which is limited to one per student.
StudentPrint will print journal articles on the Library’s database if intended for nonprofit, education purposes such as teaching, scholarship, or research.
StudentPrint will not print entire copy-written works such as books, plays, or workbooks.
Due to their copyright enforcement, StudentPrint will not reproduce any publications from Princeton or Harvard University (Harvard Business Review, Harvard University Press, etc.).