Campus card technology provider, CBORD, has today announced a partnership with mobile ordering company, Tapingo. The partnership enables all CBORD account holders to seamlessly implement Tapingo’s pickup and delivery services.

A couple of former Auburn University students have developed a new mobile app designed to alleviate parking headaches at their alma mater. The app surveys parking lots and updates their occupancy in real time, saving commuters time when looking for a place to park.

For most students, accessing the dining hall follows a fairly standard formula across the board: walk in the door, wait in line, swipe or tap your ID card at the POS, and walk in. That’s not the case at Fremont, Nebraska’s Midland University, though, where campus administrators and its food-service partner decided on a different dining hall experience with Lucova’s FIIT POE system.

The National Association of College Auxiliary Services (NACAS) has named mobile ordering and commerce application, Tapingo, as the winner of its Outstanding Business Partner of the Year Award.

Student-developed mobile app and Purdue University startup, UPrint, has added student discounts to its print and copy smartphone offering to help Purdue students save money at local businesses.

Brooklyn College students can now use electronic IDs at security checkpoints around its urban campus. The eIDs are seen as a way to improve the college’s security, and are being used in a visual-only verification capacity.

After establishing its first inroads on college campuses in 2014, Tapingo has since grown its network to include millions of student users and nearly 200 active campuses across the country – fifty of which now comprise Tapingo’s delivery markets that the company runs itself. That is a significant, market leading number, and it includes some of the largest institutions in the country.