This paper presents an electronic bulletin board system for a smart campus, using an LED or LCD display to show notices. The system allows authenticated users to post and delete messages, which are displayed using HTTP protocol. The system aims to make the campus a "Smart Campus" by providing timely and accurate information to students and teachers. The Internet of Things (IoT) is used to connect devices, enabling efficient communication and information sharing. Traditional notice boards have limitations such as the need for manual updates and the use of paper. Electronic boards offer a more efficient and cost-effective solution for information dissemination. The paper discusses related work, including systems that use web interfaces, Android-based devices, and GSM-based digital notice boards. The proposed methodology involves using a network to display data from authenticated users. The system is designed to be efficient, secure, and user-friendly, allowing for real-time updates and easy access to information. The design of the e-bulletin board is discussed, along with its implementation and results. The system is organized to ensure that messages are displayed accurately and securely, providing a reliable source of information for the campus community. The paper concludes with a discussion of the results and future scope of the project. The system is expected to improve communication and information sharing within the campus, making it more efficient and responsive to the needs of students and staff.This paper presents an electronic bulletin board system for a smart campus, using an LED or LCD display to show notices. The system allows authenticated users to post and delete messages, which are displayed using HTTP protocol. The system aims to make the campus a "Smart Campus" by providing timely and accurate information to students and teachers. The Internet of Things (IoT) is used to connect devices, enabling efficient communication and information sharing. Traditional notice boards have limitations such as the need for manual updates and the use of paper. Electronic boards offer a more efficient and cost-effective solution for information dissemination. The paper discusses related work, including systems that use web interfaces, Android-based devices, and GSM-based digital notice boards. The proposed methodology involves using a network to display data from authenticated users. The system is designed to be efficient, secure, and user-friendly, allowing for real-time updates and easy access to information. The design of the e-bulletin board is discussed, along with its implementation and results. The system is organized to ensure that messages are displayed accurately and securely, providing a reliable source of information for the campus community. The paper concludes with a discussion of the results and future scope of the project. The system is expected to improve communication and information sharing within the campus, making it more efficient and responsive to the needs of students and staff.