The new form of identification, the Crimson Card, was made widely available to faculty, staff and students at IU this past July. However, many students were not on campus to get the new card in time, which meant when they returned,  they were denied access to the food courts, printers, city buses, and some did not have access to buildings they needed.  That made for long lines the first few weeks of school at the IMU office producing the Crimson Card. Many upperclassman stood in the line to get a new picture and new card. Some students say it was frustrating to wait in line during the busy first few weeks of school. Once students get a new card, they will have access to all amenities. It is good on all IU campuses across the state.