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December 1, 2015 /

Columbia dorm faces laundry conundrum

One of Columbia University's campus residence halls is facing an unusual laundry predicament. The residence hall in question, Nussbaum, still requires the use of legacy prepaid laundry cards leading to issues for those students who do their laundry more than...
November 20, 2015 / ,

Student ID accepted at Wyoming vending machines

Pepsi vending machines on campus at the University of Wyoming have expanded their payment options to accept the student ID and declining balance funds. The additional payment method is made possible by a partnership between the university’s campus card vendor,...
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November 17, 2015 / , ,

Will Bitcoin make the grade on campus?

For many colleges and universities, the student ID is central to making purchases on and off campus. But what happens when a new payment method enters the fray? The digital currency known as Bitcoin has been making headlines for several...
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October 12, 2015 / ,

Open-loop payments gain ground on campus

Most campuses find it necessary to accept a mix of payment options, including open-loop credit and debit cards. But while open-loop payments might have once only been accepted at the bookstore for major purchases, they are now accepted at an...
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September 17, 2015 / , ,

Re-evaluating revalue: Online vs. metal box

The student ID is a great way to pay for that late night snack or last-minute print job from the computer lab, as long as there are funds in the account. But when it runs dry, there had better be...
July 17, 2015 /

Heartland: The convenience of OneCard vending

Vending is one of the many valuable uses for a campus card, but it's an oft-overlooked service. Heartland's Fred Emery highlights just how valuable on-campus vending can be when it taps into a university's campus OneCard.
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June 30, 2015 /

Worst-case scenarios for campuses under new DOE financial aid disbursement regs

Under pending new rules from the Department of Education, campuses may have to curb the outsourcing of financial aid disbursement, as well as the provision of financial accounts and payment cards to students. For hundreds of campuses and millions of...
June 25, 2015 /

Apriva supports cashless vending via campus card

In a partnership with major campus card vendors, Apriva's hardware and payment gateway now supports cashless vending payments with student ID cards. The announcement comes after Apriva completed a vertical integration of its payment hardware and cashless payment gateway.
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March 26, 2015 / , ,

EMV on campus

With the EMV liability shift looming, college campuses are having to come to grips with EMV. Nothing new to the rest of the world, EMV has yet to take root in the US, but that's all about to change. The...
January 7, 2015 /

Buying tobacco with a university ID

Prepaid debit functionality is a common feature on student ID cards, and allows parents to provide their student with the funds necessary to survive away from home. But according to a University of Colorado Cancer Center study, of the top...
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