To communicate its value to prospective families, Shanghai American School found methods to “make stories part of the everyday”—even on the international school’s fleet of buses.

Stanford's Surgery Saturdays project shows doctors at work, Reddit can be a helpful tool for engagement, campus murals, tips for greener events, and more.

Members share their advice about handling social media asks from alumni and priceless pics of pups in school gear. 

How do higher education institutions display the value of the research being done on campus in a world where it is only getting more difficult to hold someone’s attention?

Using humor and furry friends to reach students, anatomy of an award-winning viewbook, a tool kit helps staff have safe donor interactions, and more. 

The Beatles might have changed the world in the ’60s, but CASE’s Circle of Excellence awards prove that the rock legends still resonate across the advancement universe.

Amid tight budgets, a shifting readership, and the drive for engaging online content—is print dead? The answer, by all accounts, is no. Print is alive and well. Alumni and school magazines have stayed relevant and resonant with audiences by leveraging the strengths of print and strategically grappling with cost challenges.

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.

In the year and a half since GDPR went into effect, advancement professionals at educational institutions both inside and outside of the EU have learned a massive amount about how to move forward in a world of more robust privacy protection. And they know that this is only the beginning.

Hands-on learning at Singapore American School, the University of Glasgow rocks socks, tips for college presidents on Twitter, and more.