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April 7, 2008

Posted by Dan at 12:44 AM

Ithaca College has begun installation of a new access control system for residence halls. The new system will require students to use their ID cards, rather than keys, to enter buildings. Special key card access boxes on the outer doors of residence halls will read the student IDs to grant access.

The new access control system will be piloted on specific residence halls next fall, before a full rollout. All student ID cards will be replaced with new cards designed for use with the keyless entry system.

Benefits of the system include enhanced security and convenience. If a door is damaged, or propped open, the system automatically alerts Public Safety. And if a student loses his or her ID card, it can simply be deactivated before someone else can use it to gain entry.

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