University of Kentucky athletics will change its processes for home sporting events, and move to a mobile student ticketing solution for both football and men’s basketball beginning this season. The new ticketing process was developed following feedback from students asking for mobile ticketing options and easier access to tickets.

Food trucks are changing dining services at a number of campuses across the country. Not only are trucks being deployed to previously underserved areas of campus, but they’re introducing new and different menu alternatives to a student population that’s grown accustomed to such amenities. But the University of Massachusetts Amherst is looking to add yet […]

Following a social media poll comprised of students, faculty and the public, The University of Alabama’s card office recently revealed the new-look Action Card. The new credentials will continue to feature Denny Chimes — a bell tower and campus landmark — but will now add the university’s mascot, Big Al, in the foreground.

Though details are not available at this time, CR80News has confirmed that Assa Abloy is working with Apple on their efforts to add student ID cards to Apple Wallet. The company shared the following statement exclusively with CR80News: “This fall Apple is bringing the ability to add student ID cards to Apple Wallet. ASSA ABLOY […]

Payments via standard debit and credit cards, as well as payments via mobile device have posed a significant foe to the campus cards at the vending machine. In our 2016 coverage of the topic, we examined the role that campus vending plays in the open-loop vs. closed-loop debate.

Being able to point students to a quick tutorial of their new credential can be an easy first step in getting new students acquainted with not only their ID but the campus community as well. This week we’re highlighting Lewis University’s student ID card video, which gives a rundown the capabilities of the campus card.

A temporary glitch in Auburn University’s dining meal plan selection portal led some students to be charged for the wrong, more expensive dining plan. The problem saw students charged for the on-campus $1,100 meal plan despite not choosing that option.