I looked that up and it's not a wireless printer. It has a usb interface.
There's 2 routes you can go here.
1 > Get a wireless interface for the printer which in most cases would cost more than you gave for the printer in the first place.
Or
2 > Get a printer with a network interface built in. This is what we have in my office. It's connected to a wireless router which has the network hard wired in to it. The office want to print something, it spits right out. I want to work from my wireless connection on my laptop, and because I loaded the drivers on the laptop, it too spits right out.
How far you want to go depends on how much you want to spend...