During the Reformation period, the printing press became the primary means to move information and propaganda to the people. And, because it was such a powerful vessel to disseminate knowledge and insight, at such a fast pace, the age-old scribes who were formerly responsible for re-recording ancient texts were put out of business practically overnight. The new methods of printing, using automation and technology as the primary tools, have become a mainstay discipline for over five hundred years. Today, we still use many of the old ways of printing to distribute (and redistribute) information, while incorporating modern conveniences into the process. From screen printing to offset, from computerized illustration to digital duplication, our students are still indulging in keeping printing very much alive and well in the high-speed world of the Internet and cellular technologies.