As Friday rolls around, we can sometimes lose our focus and productivity as we begin to look forward to the weekend. Try these strategies to have a productive but low-stress end to your week.

In this wide-ranging interview, Nikita discusses the challenges facing his school since the 2022 Russian invasion of his country and how his school community continues to survive, even thrive, amid the ongoing war.

The rise in telecommuting means that nowadays, many are working with colleagues or clients in different time zones. Here are some strategies for keeping on top of time differences, so work stays on track.

The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) is pleased to announce that Mark Bentley and Professor Carolyn Evans have been named the recipients of the 2025 CASE Asia-Pacific Individual Achievement Awards. Mark Bentley has been awarded the CASE Asia-Pacific Distinguished Service Award, and Professor Carolyn Evans has received the CASE Asia-Pacific Leadership Award. Both awards will be presented at the CASE Asia-Pacific Advancement Conference in Hong Kong from 13–15 May 2025.

Liz Lee, Director of Development at the Thomas Jefferson School, shares how attending CASE conferences helps her small school's team learn about new trends and ideas.

The CASE Insights team recently published Insights on Philanthropy (Canada). Here are some key takeaways from the survey.

Serendipitous meetings at CASE conferences can create career pathways, writes Grant Kollet. Here, one CASE member shares how chance encounters can lead to new jobs, stronger networks, and a stronger belief in one's potential. 

Have a presentation coming up? Here are some ways you can structure and present your speech so it keeps your audience interested.

The CASE Library created this collection to of sample economic and community impact reports to assist institutions that want to convey their value to the public. This collection helps to continue the conversation of the CASE panel "Claiming Our Story: The Imperative for Higher Education" that took place at American University in Washington, D.C. on March 9, 2018. 

CASE today released the following statement in response to the House Republican Tax Reconciliation Bill.