RegardingID Archive | Bulldog Card unveiled at Fresno university

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

The ID card at California State University at Fresno State has a new look, a new name and more perks. Formerly called the Keycard, its new name is the Bulldog Card after the school’s mascot. Students can now directly add money to their card and then use the “Bulldog Bucks” around campus.

Money can be added to the cards at two campus locations or through a students’ Blackboard accounts, said a school spokesperson. That, though, takes some navigating. “It’s a new system, and that is something we are working on, but you have to do a lot of clicking to get to it right now,” says the spokesperson.

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Bulldog Card unveiled at Fresno university