Daily HeadlinesSeptember 23, 2019
All That UConn Offers
On campus, it's easy to spot tours of prospective students. Read more.
Career and Technical H.S. Grads Have More Initial Earning Power, Study Says
The alternative pathway for high school students generates positive educational and labor market outcomes, says new UConn study. Read more.
Op-Ed: ‘Always Sticking to Your Convictions’ Sounds Like a Good Thing – But It Isn’t
People’s convictions reflect the kind of person they aspire to be, and as a result they are ready to make all sorts of sacrifices for them – including sacrificing the facts and logic if need be. Read more.
Schools and Colleges
SSW Campus Dialogue Fellowship Teams
ED Fall 2019 Neag School Faculty Appointments
CAHNR CT Sea Grant Leads National Aquaculture Projects
LAW Symposium Devoted to Work of Professor Richard Kay
PHR James Halpert Named a Fellow of the American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics
BUS Karen Munson Savors the Sweet Taste of Success
UConn in the News
Associated Press
As Police and Firefighter Numbers Fall, Officials Urge Prep
New York Times
Op-ed: Do We Really Understand ‘Fake News’?
America’s Dirty Secret in East Asia
Vox
How Big was the Global Climate Strike? 4 Million People, Activists Estimate.
Bustle
What Happens In Your Brain When You Get A Match On A Dating App
WGBH
Car Pollution In Boston Neighborhoods Poses Health Risk To Residents, New Research Finds
WFSB
UConn Doctor and Nurse Return from Providing Help in Bahamas
Financial Times
Letter: Digital Co-operation Will Boost Global Values
Science News
Culture Helps Shape When Babies Learn to Walk
City and State
Want to Fix the Traffic Problem? Tear Down a Freeway.
Hartford Courant
UConn Grad, Cancer Survivor Sarah Thomas Completes Record-setting Four-way English Channel Swim
Brookings Institution
The Promise of Career and Technical Education
Science Daily
World’s First Gene Therapy for Glycogen Storage Disease Produces Remarkable Results
Wall Street Journal
UConn’s Manisha Sinha: The Long History of American Slavery Reparations
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