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.

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.

With the release of iOS 12, Apple has issued a revised version of its iOS Security Guide detailing new features and system improvements. Included in the white paper are details about Apple’s newly announced student ID functionality.

The latest installment in NACCU’s Talking Campus ID Tech series is devoted to advanced card technologies, including contactless, NFC and mobile. Hear from Barton Lawyer, assistant director of IT at Duke University, as he discusses a wide array of modern card technologies, along with their inherent benefits to campuses and student alike.

Blackboard has announced the launch of a new, integrated mobile ordering solution that enables students to order food and other items from their mobile devices. The Blackboard Mobile Ordering app also benefits campus dining operators who seek an institution-branded solution to manage resources efficiently, grow on-campus sales and increase student engagement.

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.

Designed to provide students with all the information they need to navigate potential crises on campus, safety apps are certainly a valuable resource. The University of Utah is just one of the many campuses to join this trend, and a new report reveals that the university is shouldering a growing cost for the app.

Northern Illinois University has provided its incoming students with a mobile app to help them with the move-in process. For the first time this fall NIU Housing and Residential Services fully implemented an online mobile check-in app that enables students to quickly navigate residential check-in from their phones.