Papers from the 1987 CAUSE conference on information technology in higher education are presented. They are organized according to the conference's seven concurrent tracks in the general areas of policy and planning, management, organization, and support services, as well as in the specialized areas of communications, hardware/software strategies, and applications. Current issues sessions and constituent group meetings are also summarized, along with vendor participation. The 49 papers include the keynote address, "Building a Campus Information Systems Environment" by David P. Roselle, which emphasizes commitment to the value of information technology in higher education, and the luncheon address by John G. Kemeny, "Computers Revolutionize the Classroom," which covers new developments in computing for classroom learning. Several black and white photographs illustrate the document. (LB)