The April 5 edition of NYU Local includes the following article highlighting New York University's registration system, Albert, which runs on PeopleSoft Campus Solutions.  The article notes that students are unsatisfied with Albert and find the system to be extremely slow.  The article includes comment from Roger Printup, registrar and director of student information systems, New York University, who notes that the administration has no plans to modify the registration program since it has proven to be reliable.

The March 28 edition of Yale Daily News includes the following article highlighting that university administrators are currently determining the best approach for upgrading Yale University's aging Oracle computer system - a set of applications that handle finance, budgeting, payroll and other administrative tasks.  The article notes that updating the current system will ensure the software continues to operate efficiently and effectively.  The article also notes that administrators will reach a decision about the upgrade before the fiscal year ends on June 30.

The March 27 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting that colleges and universities across the United States are now benefiting from the integration between Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions 9.0 and Oracle's PeopleSoft Human Capital Management 9.0 or 9.1.  The article notes that the integration provides seamless sharing of core person data - students, faculty, staff and alumni information - between Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions and Oracle's PeopleSoft Human Capital Management.

The March 23 edition of TMCnet Education Technology includes the following article highlighting that California State University (CSU) has standardized its financial, human resources, student administration and alumni development systems across all 23 of its campuses and the Office of the Chancellor on Oracle's PeopleSoft Applications.  The article notes that this move is part of the university's strategic plan, Access to Excellence, through which CSU has committed to take advantage of technology to meet the future educational needs of students, faculty and staff.

The March 23 edition of TMCnet Financial Tech Spotlight includes the following article highlighting that California State University (CSU) has standardized its financial, human resources, student administration and alumni development systems across all 23 of its campuses and the Office of the Chancellor on Oracle's PeopleSoft Applications. The article notes that this move is part of the university's strategic plan, Access to Excellence, through which CSU has committed to take advantage of technology to meet the future educational needs of students, faculty and staff.

The March 23 edition of eCampus News includes the following article highlighting that California State University (CSU) is currently standardizing its 23-campus system and the Chancellor's Office on Oracle's PeopleSoft Applications.  The article notes that as part of the university's strategic plan, Access to Excellence, CSU has made a commitment to take advantage of technology to meet future educational needs and has created the Common Management Systems (CMS).  The article also notes that in an effort to improve efficiency and reduce costs system wide, CSU has consolidated its financial management processes and systems onto PeopleSoft Financial Management. 

The March 22 edition of eCampus News includes the following press release highlighting that colleges and universities across the United States are now benefiting from the integration between Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions 9.0 and Oracle's PeopleSoft Human Capital Management (HCM) 9.0 or 9.1.  The press release notes that Palomar College and Metropolitan Community College successfully integrated PeopleSoft HCM and Campus Solutions.

The March 22 edition of Computer Business Review includes the following article highlighting that California State University (CSU) will use Oracle's PeopleSoft Applications to standardize its 23-campus system and the Chancellor's Office, as well as manage its student academic operations.  The article notes that PeopleSoft Campus Solutions will enable the University to manage its student academic operations, including scheduling and registering for classes, calculating and collecting fees, awarding financial aid and assessing students' academic progress.

The March 22 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article highlighting that California State University (CSU) has standardized its financial, human resources, student administration and alumni development systems across all 23 of its campuses and the Office of the Chancellor.  The article notes that the university is using Oracle's PeopleSoft Applications hosted on the Unisys Hosted Secure Private Cloud Solution.  The article also notes that Metropolitan Community College in Kansas City, MO, has expanded its implementation of Oracle's PeopleSoft Applications to include PeopleSoft Human Resources, Payroll for North America, Benefits, Campus Solutions and Financial Management, in addition to PeopleSoft Human Capital Management (HCM) and PeopleTools.

The March 21 edition of University Business includes the following news brief highlighting that California State University (CSU) is currently standardizing its 23-campus system and the Chancellor's Office on Oracle's PeopleSoft Applications.  The news brief links to the full press release.

The March 21 edition of ExecutiveBiz includes the following blog post highlighting that California State University (CSU) is implementing Oracle's PeopleSoft Applications in its efforts to standardize financial management processes and systems across its 23 campuses.  The blog post notes that the integrated financial management solutions will provide a consolidated platform for the school to complete financial operations including general ledger, billing and purchasing.  The blog post also notes that CSU will use Oracle's PeopleSoft Human Capital Management and Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions.

The March 20 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article highlighting that Embry-Riddle implemented Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions to improve its student self-service capabilities and streamline its business processes.  The article notes that the new student administration software suite will replace the university's legacy system which was cumbersome to use, requiring up to 25 steps and three separate logins to complete class registration.

The March 19 edition of eCampus News includes the following press release highlighting that Embry-Riddle implemented Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions to provide students and administrators with real-time information.  The release notes that the new system will deliver self-service capabilities to students and enhance the class registration process.  The release also notes that the new student administration software suite will replace the university's legacy system, which was unable to meet the university's global enterprise needs.

The February 3 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article highlighting that Vanderbilt University selected Oracle's PeopleSoft Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solution to overhaul its admissions systems.  The articles notes that Vanderbilt University will use the new system to analyze admissions data and assess institutional programs.  The article includes comment by Douglas Christiansen, vice provost for enrollment and dean of admissions, Vanderbilt University, who notes that by consolidating their previous systems with Oracle's PeopleSoft CRM, and integrating it with PeopleSoft Campus Solutions Warehouse and PeopleSoft Performance Management Warehouse, the university can improve reporting and transfer student records and data between departments more efficiently.

The February 1 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article highlighting that the University of Puget Sound selected Oracle's PeopleSoft applications and Oracle Hyperion Public Sector Budgeting and Planning running on Oracle Database to facilitate information exchange and enhance strategic reporting capabilities.  The article notes that the new systems will overhaul the university's legacy student, financial and human resources systems.  The article includes comment by Sherry Mondou, vice president for finance and administration, University of Puget Sound who notes that by moving to an integrated Oracle software environment, the university will realize a tremendous opportunity to transform and streamline its operating processes.

The February 1 edition of eCampus News includes the following article highlighting that Vanderbilt University selected Oracle's PeopleSoft Customer Relationship Management (CRM) to overhaul its admissions systems and enhance strategic assessments for campus programs.  The article notes that PeopleSoft Customer Relationship Management will enable the institution to integrate six admissions systems into one comprehensive solution to facilitate more efficient information transfer between departments and mitigate student records integration complexities.

The February 1 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting applications for higher education.  The article discusses George Fox University's jump to the mobile space.  The article includes comment by Greg Smith, chief technology officer, George Fox University, who notes that the university developed a web-based mobile portal to host its applications.

The February 1 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting that Vanderbilt University selected Oracle's PeopleSoft Customer Relationship Management (CRM) to overhaul its admissions systems and enhance strategic assessments for campus programs.  The article notes that PeopleSoft Customer Relationship Management will enable the institution to integrate six admissions systems into one comprehensive solution to facilitate more efficient information transfer between departments and mitigate student records integration complexities.