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A Lebanese university has recently updated its student ID cards to include multiple functions for access and payment.

Student ID cards were recently updated at the University of Virginia for a beta test program of a dual-credential on-campus residency access security program, according to SecurityInfoWatch.com.

Officials at a middle school in Sebring, Florida recently discussed implementing a biometric finger-scanning process for distributing school lunches, according to a report from the Highlands Today.

Students at Jacksonville University in Florida will soon receive an update to provide a number of new capabilities on their student ID cards.

Faculty at the University of Central Florida have recently begun using their students’ ID cards to prevent cheating, according to a report from My Fox Orlando.

Bowling Green State University recently announced a partnership with PNC Bank to integrate bank accounts and ATM functions onto the school’s student ID cards, according to Banking Business Review.

Secure ID software company Jolly Technologies recently announced the release of a new line of ID cards designed to monitor the movement of students in educational institutions.

The University of Central Florida recently upgraded its student ID cards to now additionally function as prepaid debit cards for campus activities and tuition payments.