Another Penn State facility is saying goodbye to cash.

The Bryce Jordan Center will no longer accept cash payments starting September 2, it announced Thursday. Many other on-campus venues have already gone cashless, including the Berkey Creamery on August 1.

Customers will still be able to pay with credit cards, debit cards, and mobile payment options.

LionCash and Penn State student, faculty, and staff meal plans will be accepted at some concessions locations, according to the Bryce Jordan Center’s website. For guests who only carry cash, a cash-to-card kiosk will be available at Portal 7.

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