Campus Cards, College and University Identification and Security

Yale campus peels off sticker verification

Thursday, January 7, 2010

The Yale Daily News reported that in order to improve workplace safety and campus security the University will no longer issue stickers to visually check whether cards are still active.

Following the winter break, students will no longer receive ID stickers as they did in the past. Instead security guards and other staff must now request the ID holder’s card to be electronically scanned for verification.


School officials state that this improvement would provide the most current information available in determining the validity of an individuals credentials and granting them access to campus facilities.

However, there is no included plan as to when or how the university will install the necessary ID card scan systems across campus.

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Just earlier this month Yale University announced its decision to discontinue applying stickers to ID cards as means of verifying a students current enrollment.

But it seems as though students are not happy with this plan, because it would mean that stores clerks and other outside attractions that provide student discounts would think they’re ID card was expired and no longer valid, according to Yale Daily News.

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Loyola University, Chicago, is offering more buying power for its students through the campus card program, allowing them for the first time to take the card off-campus at local dining establishments. The program will start small, focusing on a handful of restaurants.

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DAILY RFID, a Chinese RFID/EPC developer, has rolled out RFID Stickers designed for harsher environments. Operating in either 125KHz or 13.56MHz, the adhesive disc tag is resistant to immersion in salt water and is dust proof.

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