At its core, Project Horizon combines process improvements with the modernization of Banner. While many people never work directly in Banner, it powers the experiences and services we rely on every day, from student records and registration to finance, HR, and payroll. Through this work, we’re building a stronger, more flexible foundation that will help the College adapt to changing needs and improve everyday experiences.
It's more than technology
This is a campus-wide transformation that impacts how we support students, manage resources, and deliver services across the institution. Departments across campus are actively involved in this work. In addition, a wide variety of campus stakeholders have played a key role in shaping these improvements through Technology Governance, Data Governance, and cross-functional academic and administrative experience groups.
Many improvements have been happening, both seen and unseen
Behind the scenes, significant work has gone into strengthening our data quality and technology foundation.
More visibly, the rollout of MyRollins a few years ago was one of the first changes as part of this process, replacing FoxLink with a more modern and capable platform. You may have also experienced the modernized Degree Works or used one of the many updated forms and workflows in Kuali.
In the coming months, you'll continue to see improvements roll out.
There’s no action needed
While our systems will continue to evolve along with enhancements focused on process and experience, this project will culminate in the new version of Banner going live on March 1, 2027. More information about any associated changes or downtime will be communicated in the future.