February 2018

• February 27, 2018
  Public Radio

  Are Violent Video Games Behind Mass Shootings?

• February 27, 2018
  US News

  In Confirmation Hearing, Justice Nominee Denies Activism

• February 27, 2018
  SNY

  Huskies make Senior Night a success

• February 26, 2018
  Washington Post

  January’s Women’s March brought out more than 1M people — and many more also protested

• February 26, 2018
  Phys.org

  Research team studies geology of wildfires

• February 26, 2018
  Public Radio International

  This feminist author wants to get past ‘feminism-lite’

• February 26, 2018
  San Francisco Chronicle

  State bill would let SAT replace standardized tests

• February 26, 2018
  Voice of America

  Once a College Basketball Player, Paralyzed Athlete Now Curls

• February 23, 2018
  National Public Radio

  Could Free, In-School SAT Option Level the Playing Field?

• February 23, 2018
  National Science Foundation

  Hunting is changing forests, but not as expected

• February 23, 2018
  NPR

  How School Shootings Have Changed the Teaching Profession

• February 22, 2018
  Phys.org

  Invasion of the body-snatching fungus

• February 22, 2018
  Washington Post

  Did the U.S. ‘hack back’ at Russia? Here’s why this matters in cyberwarfare.

• February 22, 2018
  Public Radio

  How Skype Is Helping Kentucky High Schoolers Connect With STEM Careers

• February 22, 2018
  Los Angeles Times

  Instead of nagging your spouse to lose weight, try going on a diet yourself

• February 22, 2018
  Spectrum

  Autism genes abound in DNA regions involved in learning

• February 21, 2018
  TIME magazine

  9 Books to Read for Black History Month, According to Scholars

• February 21, 2018
  History News Network

  What You Don’t Know About Abolitionism

• February 20, 2018
  The Content Standard

  UConn’s Kaufman, Beghetto on Creativity in Marketing

• February 20, 2018
  National Public Radio

  Toddler Milks: Filling A Nutritional Need Or A Marketing Niche?

• February 20, 2018
  Newsweek

  Here’s How the Flu Attacks Your Body and Why it’s so Painful

• February 20, 2018
  Daily Mail

  Scientists Reverse Alzheimer’s in Mice

• February 20, 2018
  Toronto Star

  Phylicia George making transition from hurdles to bobsled

• February 20, 2018
  Yahoo Sports

  UConn’s Phylicia George makes history in women’s bobsled

• February 20, 2018
  NBC Olympics

  Phylicia George 1st black woman from Canada to compete in Summer and Winter Games

• February 19, 2018
  USA Today

  McDonald’s cheeseburgers in Happy Meals: Now by request only

• February 19, 2018
  PBS, NOVA

  The Upper Boundary of Human Potential

• February 19, 2018
  MSN

  If Gaming Addiction Is Now a Mental Health Disorder, How Can We Fight It?

• February 19, 2018
  Tampa Bay Times

  Legislators say they want to change gun laws. Here are two things they can do.

• February 19, 2018
  Washington Post

  How the flu hijacks your body to make you feel so wretched

• February 19, 2018
  Science Daily

  Hunting is changing forests, but not as expected

• February 19, 2018
  Phys.org

  Hunting is changing forests, but not as expected

• February 14, 2018
  Public Radio

  Episode #1- Kenneth Fuchs

• February 14, 2018
  The Dr. Oz Show

  Should Kratom be Banned?

• February 13, 2018
  MSN

  Exxon sues the suers in fierce bid to defeat climate lawsuits

• February 13, 2018
  Bloomberg

  Exxon Sues Its Antagonists in a Fierce Climate-Change Lawsuit

• February 13, 2018
  Good Morning America

  Valentine’s Day tips: Weight loss can be contagious between partners

• February 12, 2018
  Business Insider

  Here’s what the flu does to your body, and why it makes you feel so awful

• February 12, 2018
  New York Times

  Kim Jong-un’s Sister Turns On the Charm, Taking Pence’s Spotlight

• February 12, 2018
  Associated Press

  Ivy League glee club ends decades old gender restrictions

• February 12, 2018
  San Francisco Chronicle

  What the flu does to your body, and why it makes you feel so awful

• February 12, 2018
  National Public Radio

  Smartphone Detox: How To Power Down In A Wired World

• February 12, 2018
  ABC News

  Labels on ‘toddler drinks’ may be misleading customers, study says

• February 12, 2018
  Vox

  8 legal experts on what due process is in law, culture, and the context of #MeToo

• February 9, 2018
  Broadway World

  UConn’s Ballard to Host ‘American Puppet Modernism’ Forum

• February 9, 2018
  Men's Health magazine

  10 Top Cancer Experts on What They Do to Prevent the Deadly Disease

• February 9, 2018
  BuzzFeed

  8 Reasons We Heart UConn Health

• February 8, 2018
  Brookings Institution

  ACT/SAT for all: A cheap, effective way to narrow income gaps in college

• February 8, 2018
  San Francisco Chronicle

  DC graduation scandal shows how chronic absenteeism threatens America’s schools

• February 6, 2018
  PBS' Rewire

  Does Sexual Harassment Training Work?