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April 15, 2014 / ,

Banking partnerships grow in shadow of uncertainty

Annual CR80News campus card banking survey It seems that banks are picking and choosing their battles when it comes to campus card partnerships, with some expanding their reach and others holding steady at their previous numbers. With subtle overall growth,...
April 14, 2014 / ,

Florida biometrics bill passes House

The much-publicized biometrics bill in the state of Florida – SB 188 proposed by Sen. Dorothy Hukill, R-Port Orange – has passed through he House without any additional amendments. The bill awaits Gov. Rick Scott’s signature before becoming law. The...
March 27, 2014 / ,

Stand up for your industry: DoE’s reg draft would cripple campus cards

The Department of Education released an initial draft of proposed changes to the Cash Management portion of the regulation governing title IV financial aid funds. The document includes a series of provisions that would dramatically impact the ways campuses could...
March 25, 2014 /

Financial aid and card regulations: The clause that could spell trouble

Following the Department of Education’s first draft of proposed regulations on financial aid delivery and campus-issued cards, it is clear that there could be major repercussions should all the demands stand. There is one section in particular that will likely...
March 24, 2014 / ,

Card programs await feds' next move

In February 2014, the General Accountability Office released a report on debit and prepaid card programs on college campuses, urging the U.S. Congress and Department of Education to take action. Campus banking relationships have been under fire for two years...
March 24, 2014 /

First draft of regs cuts debit card fees on campus cards

Regulatory action is being proposed in the campus-banking sector, with the U.S. Department of Education releasing its first draft of regulations on campus debit cards that will effectively prohibit certain fees, constrain marketing practices and institute transparency regarding the college-card...
March 17, 2014 / ,

University of Memphis ID to give students wider array of dining options

The University of Memphis’ Student Government Association has voted to enable the university’s student ID to be used at off-campus dining locations. Memphis students can now use their Tiger Funds to pay for meals at local area restaurants. For now,...

The evolution of biometrics on campus

A wide variety of identification and authentication technologies are well entrenched at universities nationwide, and it seems biometrics is starting to make noise on campuses where speed and security are both needed. Hand geometry readers have been fairly common on...
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February 26, 2014 / , ,

Smart phones revolutionize campus laundry rooms

Laundry is an aspect of campus life that is often, and understandably, overlooked. It's rarely glamorous and often tedious, but it's a necessary component of the student experience nonetheless. But a partnership between Heartland Payment Solutions and ASI Campus Laundry Solutions...
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