Ellucian to Show Student SaaS and AI Tools at EDUCAUSE 2026

Sep 24, 2026
Ellucian will present its student lifecycle software and higher education AI tools at EDUCAUSE 2026 in Denver.

Ellucian will showcase Ellucian Student and AI tools for higher education at EDUCAUSE 2026 in Denver from September 29 to October 2, the company said in a press release. Ellucian Student is a SaaS product covering the student lifecycle and will be displayed at booth 821.

The AI tools use the Ellucian Higher Ed Knowledge Graph, which contains about 10,000 cataloged higher education processes. Ellucian says this allows the software to interpret institutional policies, workflows and regulations within governance controls.

Ellucian representatives will also participate in eight conference sessions. Topics include AI assistants for administrative processes, SaaS modernization, operational uses of AI and findings from the 2026 Ellucian Student Voice Report, which surveyed more than 2,000 students.

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