NYTimes: Here’s What Will Truly Change Higher Education: Online Degrees That Are Seen as Official

With information technology poised to transform degrees, students will be able to acquire credentials at a fraction of today's costs. http://nyti.ms/1zPi4LN

NYTimes: College’s Priceless Value

When it comes to learning, there's a thin line between luxury and necessity. http://nyti.ms/1Cg7EZD

NYTimes: Investing in Energy Efficiency Pays Off

Colleges are finding that refitting buildings with greener heating and ventilating systems can pay for itself in a few years. http://nyti.ms/1zeBGZ4

NYTimes: Colleges Reinvent Classes to Keep More Students in Science

A small but growing number of universities have adopted a more engaging, demanding form of the standard introductory courses, and research suggests the new style works better. http://nyti.ms/1BcquPy

NYTimes: Sizing Up the College Rating System

The Department of Education's main elements of institutional quality are affordability, access and outcomes. How it defines those elements is crucial. http://nyti.ms/13J30HA

A Conversation With Goucher’s New President - NYTimes.com

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NYTimes: Demystifying the MOOC

O.K., so massive open online courses didn't change the world. That doesn't mean they're failures. http://nyti.ms/1wC8Tj1