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December 16, 2008 / ,

Bowdoin's new one card system aims to improve security

Bowdoin College students and faculty returning from winter break next month will be receiving a new ID card expected to increase on-campus security. The Brunswick, Maine school is in the process of converting to a new one-card system from campus...
December 4, 2008 / ,

Are campus ID programs gambling with student privacy?

Most have eliminated the Social Security number from the card, but what about the myriad of campus systems? By Andy Williams, Contributing Editor The ubiquitous nine-digit Social Security number is rapidly disappearing from the ID scene as colleges, governments and...

University of Bozen banks on single card with multiple contactless applications

Time and attendance, identification and access authorization are three of the applications available on the campus card used by students at the University of Bozen-Bolzano in Italy. Other applications on the card supplied by Swiss contactless card provider LEGIC Identsystems,...
November 4, 2008 / ,

RebelCard cashing in at local businesses

The University of Nevada at Las Vegas RebelCard has been expanded to include 21 off-campus locations. The RebelCard Services Center works with Philadelphia-based Off-Campus Solutions to negotiate which restaurants will accept the card. “The most important thing is that students...
October 30, 2008 / ,

TCU partners with Off-Campus Advantage

Due to student demand, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, revamped its meal plan for the fall semester to include off-campus merchant options. The university inked a partnership with Off-Campus Advantage, a subsidiary of campus card provider The CBORD Group, to...
October 28, 2008 / ,

Campuses, banking partners going 'green' together

Worms are those slippery, slimy organisms one places on the end of a hook for fishing. Typically they also may be the first thing someone dissects in high school biology class. They typically aren’t what one would donate to a...
October 9, 2008 / , , ,

Community colleges making the move to advanced campus card technology

Expanded service delivery to students creates need for cards in this untapped market By Andy Williams, Contributing Editor Nearly half of the nation’s undergraduates haven’t had the same level of access to a campus card. That’s an untapped and underserved...
October 8, 2008 / ,

One Card system makes life easier at Florida college

Clearwater Christian College in Florida has implemented a One Card system from Heartland Campus Solutions that gives the school flexibility to add services as needed. For now, the card will be good for the library, meals and event tracking. It...
October 8, 2008 / ,

Tulsa Gold Dollars good off campus

The University of Tulsa in Oklahoma has joined the ranks of colleges allowing their students to use their ID card off-campus at several restaurants. Previously, Gold Dollars were mainly good for use in laundry machines or at the bookstore. The...
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