To say the least, 2020 was an unpredictable year for community colleges. Let’s take stock of the challenges we met and the successes we achieved while looking forward to new opportunities in 2021.

The COVID-19 pandemic wrecked colleges’ most carefully laid plans for in-person events. What are the best questions to ask, and resources to rely on, as we all adapt to the moment and an uncertain future?

Community colleges are critical to alleviating current struggles. Advancement is vital to institutions’ continued efforts to make a difference.

Even before COVID-19, community colleges had ventured into the virtual arena of esports. In his new bimonthly column, Marc Westenburg, director of CASE’s Center for Community College Advancement, discusses the untapped potential of this rising phenomenon.

A seemingly simple question holds exceedingly complex answers when it comes to internal staff work policies and external event planning. As CASE works to answer the question, meet the volunteer leaders behind our fall community college programming.