Over the past year CASE has conducted research about ways institution leaders and boards were responding to the challenges posed by the pandemic and examining patterns of resilience during the current crisis, as well as in the wake of the global financial crisis of 2008.

An annual survey report on philanthropic support of the higher education sector in Australia and New Zealand in 2022 was released today by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), showing new funds secured and cash income received totalled AUD792 million and AUD671 million respectively. Compared with the previous year, new funds secured increased by 2% but cash income received dropped by 13%.

Here’s a sneak peek of the updated 2022 Data and Analysis for School Leaders tool: the dataset, new questions, and how the survey can help you make data-decisions with your team.

A stagnant birth rate. A burgeoning cohort of older adults. Migratory patterns from the Northeast and Midwest to the South and Southwest, where immigrants (largely from Latin America and Asia) are also settling. These are among the demographic changes reshaping the United States—and to a large extent the world and education sector—over the coming decades. Read how institutions are thinking about, and planning for, these changes.

Sue Cunningham brings a global perspective to everything she does, and the benefit of this lens is clear in Global Exchange, in which advancement leaders from around the world address the critical issues facing the sector. With voices from schools, colleges, universities, and foundations, Global Exchange represents a collection of today’s ‘best thinking’ in educational advancement—guided, gathered, and annotated by someone who has led advancement offices on three continents.

While support edged slightly down from $49.60 billion in 2019, nearly half—48.6%—of responding institutions reported that giving increased. 

An annual survey report on philanthropic support of the higher education sector in Australia and New Zealand in 2020 was released today by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), showing a total of AUD771 million in new funds secured, an increase of 1% over the previous year and a gain of 16% above 2018.

While support edged slightly down from $49.6 billion in 2019, nearly half—48.6%—of responding institutions reported that giving increased. 

Circle of Excellence winners showcase three components of great data visualizations

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?