Getting a lift with the student ID
Deciphering the challenges of transit on campus cards
Bringing snail mail up to speed
Automation, student IDs streamline the campus mailroom
Re-evaluating revalue: Online vs. metal box
How campuses are topping up student ID accounts
17 Sep, 2021Syracuse adds biometric hand scanner option at dining halls
Syracuse University has added a new option for students entering campus dining facilities in the form of biometric hand scanners. The new entry option is now available to any students on meal plans that want to enroll and use the biometric reader to get through the line quicker and in a contactless manner.
31 Aug, 2021CR80Chats: Card data analytics and student success
In the second of our Chat series with ASSA ABLOY, regional campus manager, Tyler Webb, discusses data analytics using the campus credential and how it can impact student retention and success. Listen in as Webb discusses ways that campuses can leverage access control data – and a host of other data points – to find correlations with student engagement.
17 Aug, 2021Grubhub, Transact partner to expand off-campus programs for universities
Grubhub has partnered with Transact Campus to include Grubhub’s more than 300,000 restaurants nationwide in Transact’s off-campus merchant program, CampusCash. The partnership will extend Grubhub’s restaurant network to Transact’s CampusCash program and is expected to enable broader student spending off campus.
11 Aug, 2021Card industry veteran shares ways to raise the profile of a campus card program
NACCU Positive IDentity blog offers insight on boosting the ID card
In a post to the National Association of Campus Card Users (NACCU) Positive IDentity blog, Virginia State’s Ramonia Prosise discusses how she added new elements to the campus card office. Through attending NACCU conferences, working collaboratively with VSU’s campus card provider, and taking advantage of opportunities with outside vendors, read how Prosise was able to boost the card office’s stature on campus and improve services for students.
30 Jul, 2021Emory U.’s Kim Pfeffer outlines card data tips in NACCU blog
One of the biggest conversations in our industry today is how to best utilize card data, where to draw boundaries, and which specific data can be most useful. In a blog post to the National Association of Campus Card Users (NACCU) website, Emory University’s Kim Pfeffer assists the conversation by outlining some helpful starting points for campuses looking to interpret their campus card data.
23 Jul, 2021Penn State to revitalize to-go container program
After ending its Green2Go container program nearly a year ago, Penn State is set to revitalize its reusable to-go container program with new refinements and a new name. The new “PSreUse” program will use the same green plastic to-go containers with an “updated logistical flow” to make the initiative more convenient and accessible for students.
16 Jul, 2021U. of Rhode Island, CBORD deliver touchless biometrics for dining access
FREE webinar details URI’s MorphoWave reader implementation
The University of Rhode Island has been using biometric readers on campus for access since 2007, but in part due to the arrival of COVID-19 the time has arrived for URI to implement something new. Leveraging Direct Connect, the latest development in CBORD’s suite of biometric solutions for CS Gold and Odyssey customers, URI was able to install touchless MorphoWave biometric readers from IDEMIA.
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