Visitor and welcome centers provide universities with an important first opportunity to engage and impressive student recruits. Large video walls create a ‘wow factor’ in these areas and provide a compelling medium to greet prospective students and showcase information.

Immersive, multi-touch video walls invite visitors to explore content about the school and allow universities to forge deeper and more personalized connections with potential new students through interactive storytelling.

Recruiting is a big part to building successful collegiate programs. To better compete for top student athletes, universities are building state-of-the-art training facilities, locker rooms and player lounges—amenities that are crucial for influencing a recruit’s decision to attend a school. Highlighting these facilities, dynamic LED video walls and creative LED installations—including curved arrays—generate excitement and demonstrate a university’s commitment to its players. Video displays offer huge appeal to student athletes for watching sports and gaming, helping to build team camaraderie.

At student center and student hub buildings, striking video walls and durable digital displays in atriums, recreation centers, student lounges and flexible spaces help enrich the student experience and can be used for entertainment, news, wayfinding and displaying campus events and information.

In lecture halls, large-scale video walls are abundantly visible from anywhere in the room, providing clear and vibrant content for enhancing talks and presentations. Interactive video walls are fast becoming essential tools for the modern classroom and lab—supporting research, innovation, and reshaping the role of visual technology in higher education.

At universities and colleges of all sizes, ensuring a safe campus environment for students and teachers is paramount. In campus security control rooms, high-performance video displays featuring superior visibility, mission-critical designs and redundant power supplies provide dependable monitoring and video surveillance across campus properties.