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
21 Sep, 2018Bentley University adds laundry payment app
Automatic Laundry, a laundry service provider to the college and university market in the Northeast, has recently upgraded the student laundry equipment at Bentley University in Waltham, MA. The update at Bentley will see students use the company’s proprietary LaundryConnect Pay app, a closed-loop mobile payment system.
21 Sep, 2018Princeton University installs self-service mail lockers
Princeton University has updated its mailroom services with new, self-service package lockers. The new package lockers have been in operation in the university’s Frist Campus Center since late this summer.
14 Sep, 2018Bowling Green implements new campus print system
Beginning this fall Bowling Green State University has switched is copy and print provider to Papercut, ending its previous partnership with Pharos Remote Print. The changeover took place during the summer months, when all campus printers and multi-function devices were replaced with new devices powered by PaperCut software.
31 Aug, 2018CBORD, Washlava partner to revamp campus laundry
Campus card vendor, CBORD has reset its sights on campus laundry with a new exclusive partnership with laundry solutions provider, Washlava. The partnership’s intent is to deploy the Washlava laundry reader and backend system on campuses across the country and redefine the campus laundry environment.
17 Aug, 2018Boston College adds reusable, to-go containers in dining
Boston College Dining Services is set to provide reusable to-go containers for use in campus dining halls this semester. The introduction of the reusable containers is just one of a series of sustainability efforts taking effect at the college.
17 Aug, 2018Ithaca College students donate meal swipes to peers in need
Universities across the country are recognizing and reacting to the growing food insecurity of students on campus. University-run food pantries are a regular service on campuses now, as are programs that leverage the power of campus dining services. Ithaca College is latest campus to offer the latter in the form of a partnership with Swipe Out Hunger.
10 Aug, 2018Texas Tech lets students swap IDs for portable chargers
A new initiative at Texas Tech is letting students trade in their student ID cards in exchange for portable phone chargers. The program is intended to help students keep their devices charged during home football games when devices often run out of juice with limited opportunity to recharge.
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