Salt Lake Community College renamed its business school to honor philanthropist Gail Miller.

Discover the Next highlights the value of higher education in an effort to dispel negative public perceptions and misconceptions. Through DTN, colleges and universities come together to share impact stories of how higher education transforms individuals and society. This feature hones in on compelling stories from several DTN participating institutions around the themes of access and affordability.

Three institutions, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of California San Diego, and Carleton College used maps to connect with alumni, donors, and prospective students, respectively. Read on to find out how each of these projects shared what makes campus home.

The CASE Advancement Inclusion Index survey is a new tool to measure institutional DEIB efforts. Recently, the survey was piloted to the CASE 50, with 15 institutions participating. Read on to learn what leaders at four of these institutions had to say about their experiences, how they plan to share the results and implement them into their overall goals, and their hopes to see the survey become an industry standard.

Director of Development Joe Cheeseman came to the Nueva School in the Bay Area of Northern California, U.S., four years ago. In that time, he helped the school professionalize its advancement operation, and break campaign fundraising records along the way.

The Nueva School serves gifted students and, in the last decade, has grown from a pre-K-8 school to pre-K-12 school. The school collaborates with peer institutions nationally and globally to share its strategies to best serve gifted students.

CASE members share how they create and manage their alumni podcasts, who they feature, and what they talk about.

The California Institute of Technology’s mascot does more than just cheer on teams at sports games. In 2021, a clip art version of Bucky Beaver led staff through training for its Tableau server upgrade.

Teams of ten or fewer made a difference with selfies, a homemade crepe station, Journey Boxes, a new web landing page, and more. Here’s what COE judges had to say about small shops winners with big impact.

Stanford University’s School of Medicine remembered lives lost to COVID with the award-winning “Apart-Together Remembrance" memorial sculpture that brought together people across disciplines and across campus.

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.