For the University of New South Wales, the approach of its 75th anniversary in 2025 presented an opportunity to celebrate some of its pioneering alumnae and leaders. The Australian university launched an initiative to rename certain buildings and spaces and create a Celebrating UNSW Women Trail.

Housing insecurity is prevalent among college students, particularly those in community colleges. Find out how Cerritos College, College of the Redwoods, and Borough of Manhattan Community College are addressing homelessness on their own campuses.

Dunn School demonstrates compassion in fundraising scholarships for six children fleeing war at home and providing them with a safe community in which to grow and learn.

Sonbol Aliabadi, executive director of the Sierra College Foundation, discusses the passion and hard work necessary to assist community college students when they need it the most. 

Aaron S. Rouse, the director of fund stewardship and management at the University of Nebraska Foundation, describes his personal advancement journey, which included a stopover at The Price is Right, an experience that taught him he should always be prepared to “come on down.” 

To foster better communications between student scholarship recipients and donors, Boston University created its own Student Outreach Tracker.

For members seeking information on a variety of advancement topics, the CASE Library’s Advancement Resource Catalog provides a central stop for resources on topics including campaign planning, engaging non-traditional alumni, and the latest research in the world of advancement.

Independent schools are not just recruiting more students from various backgrounds but also finding ways to help them pay tuition and support them while on campus.

Everywhere Shannon Hill turns, she sees green and black. That’s not just because those are her school’s colors. As the executive director of institutional advancement at the Cuesta College Foundation, Hill is consistently focused on keeping Cuesta—located in San Luis Obispo, California—in the black, financially speaking.

How a Catholic nun hit on a pitch-perfect community engagement activity for her Chicago school; cheers to Cornell University's alumni wine program; students at Yokohama International School dive into scuba; a Texas head of school catches crooks after a hit-and-run accident.