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The Campus Economy: How Modern University Networks Drive Student Experience and Revenue
The Campus Economy: How Modern University Networks Drive Student Experience and Revenue

Students bring significant discretionary spending to campus, pushing universities to expand modern dining, retail, and entertainment options. To support these experiences, institutions increasingly rely on robust Wi‑Fi and infrastructure that help campuses operate like small cities.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

February 13, 2026

4 minute read
Why AV-over-IP needs an enterprise networking approach
Why AV-over-IP needs an enterprise networking approach

AV‑over‑IP has transformed professional AV systems into data-driven workloads that depend on enterprise‑grade networking for performance, reliability, and scalability. This blog explains how purpose‑built switches and standardized configurations help AV and IT teams deliver predictable, high‑quality AV experiences across diverse environments.

Jeff-Photo Jeff Sejourne

January 30, 2026

7 minute read
University Classrooms Function as Business Centers in the Campus Network
University Classrooms Function as Business Centers in the Campus Network

Classrooms and lecture halls are the business hubs of campus life, demanding high-performance Wi-Fi to support AV systems, IoT devices, and hundreds of connected students. Reliable connectivity is essential for modern learning and research.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

January 14, 2026

3 minute read
Why Student Housing Functions Like High-Density Residential Neighborhoods on Campus
Why Student Housing Functions Like High-Density Residential Neighborhoods on Campus

Student housing functions like a high-density urban neighborhood, demanding robust Wi-Fi to support thousands of devices and smart campus services. Reliable connectivity ensures seamless living for digital-native students and efficient campus operations.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

January 14, 2026

3 minute read
Student Centers as Commercial Districts in the Campus Network
Student Centers as Commercial Districts in the Campus Network

Student centers act as the commercial hubs of campus life, requiring robust wireless networks to support retail, logistics, and student connectivity. Reliable Wi-Fi ensures smooth POS transactions, inventory management, and a seamless experience for students and businesses alike.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

January 14, 2026

3 minute read
When a Campus Becomes a Small City Overnight: Wi-Fi for Large Event Traffic
When a Campus Becomes a Small City Overnight: Wi-Fi for Large Event Traffic

Big events can turn a campus into a small city overnight—doubling population and straining networks. Learn how RUCKUS delivers reliable, high-density Wi-Fi and scalable solutions to keep fans, students, and staff connected

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

January 07, 2026

3 minute read
Like City Hall in Small Cities, Administration Is Critical to Your Campus-City
Like City Hall in Small Cities, Administration Is Critical to Your Campus-City

Campus administration is the backbone of your university. Discover how RUCKUS delivers secure, scalable networks for critical operations and IoT integration.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

January 07, 2026

3 minute read
Campus Libraries Have the Same Needs as Those of a Small City
Campus Libraries Have the Same Needs as Those of a Small City

Campus libraries need robust Wi-Fi for streaming, research, and collaboration. Learn how RUCKUS solves connectivity challenges in high-density, historic spaces.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

January 07, 2026

3 minute read
Your Campus Is Actually a Small City
Your Campus Is Actually a Small City

Modern campuses function like small cities, with diverse spaces—classrooms, dorms, libraries, stadiums—each demanding robust, high-density Wi-Fi. Reliable connectivity is now essential for learning, living, and campus operations, making advanced wireless networks critical for student experience and institutional success.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

January 05, 2026

7 minute read