ID Cards

Manhattan University’s ID card, the Jasper Card, serves as your:

  • student or staff ID
  • library access card
  • meal plan payment card

Physical Card

All in-person students and employees need a physical ID card in order to access campus. See below for information about obtaining a card.

How to obtain an ID Card as a new student or employee

Undergraduate students

New undergraduate students starting in the fall semester will take a photo during summer orientation and receive their ID card at the New Student Convocation, which is part of the fall semester Opening Weekend. Students beginning in the spring semester obtain their IDs during mid-year orientation in January.

Employees

Employees may visit the ID office to obtain their ID Card. A valid photo identification such as a driver’s license or passport is required.

Graduate students 

  • In-person students: In-person students may visit the ID office to obtain their ID Card. A valid photo identification such as a driver’s license or passport is required.
  • Remote students: Students enrolled in fully-online graduate programs are generally not issued a campus ID card unless they specifically request one. If a remote student downloads the Glance app and uploads a photo, the Glance serves as a digital ID card. However, if a remote student does visit campus and plans to use campus facilities such as the O'Malley Library and campus fitness center, a physical ID card will be issued can be obtained by visiting the ID card office.

Replace a lost ID card

The cost to replace a lost ID is $15. Replacement IDs are ordered through Self-Service:

Order a Replacement ID Card

ID card office location and hours

The ID Card Office is located in Thomas Hall, Second Floor, Room 202.

The hours are Monday to Friday from 10:30 a.m. until 6 p.m.

During winter intersession and summer sessions, the ID Office Hours/Services are by appointment only.  Please make an appointment in advance by emailing idoffice@manhattan.edu or calling (718) 862-8326.

Questions or concerns about ID cards? Visit the ID Office or contact Charles Lippolis by email at charles.lippolis@manhattan.edu or phone at (718) 862-8326.