At Anthology Together 2025 in Las Vegas, we rolled out the red carpet for the future of student success—with bold new enhancements coming to Anthology® Student. These upgrades are designed to make registration smoother, finances clearer, and help more readily available—no poker face required.
Here’s what’s hitting the jackpot in Fall 2025:
A Sleek New Spin on Registration
Say goodbye to clunky enrollment systems. Anthology Student’s new registration interface brings mobile-first design, intuitive filters, and a modern checkout-style flow to course enrollment. Students can now find and register for classes faster and with fewer errors, meaning less back-office intervention and more completed registrations. Launching for Fall 2025, this upgrade is included in the core license.
All In on the New Account Summary page
Financial clarity is no longer a gamble. The new Account Summary page gives students a clear view of their balances, due dates, and transactions—on any device. With fewer surprises and easier self-service, students stay on top of their financial responsibilities while your staff takes fewer bursar calls. Like registration, this update comes as part of the core license in Fall 2025.
AI Product Guide: Your Smartest Pit Boss
Need help figuring out how to use Anthology Student? The AI Product Guide has you covered. This conversational assistant answers “How do I…?” questions in plain language and generates step-by-step guides with links to official documentation. Whether you're a new user or looking to streamline training, it keeps staff moving without interrupting their workflow. This capability is generally available now, but administrators must opt-in through configuration.
All In for Student Experience
Whether it’s powering smarter registrations, clearer finances, or faster support, these updates are part of our ongoing mission to create seamless, student-centered experiences across your campus. And best of all? They’re included in your core Anthology Student license. Because what happens in Vegas shouldn’t stay in Vegas—it should transform the student experience everywhere.
