External Media Mentions
Media coverage of the people and programs at UConn. As a vibrant, progressive leader among public research universities, UConn fosters a diverse and dynamic culture that meets the challenges of a changing global society.
May 2017
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May 17, 2017National Audubon Society
It’s True, Some North American Birds Can’t Keep Up With Shifting Spring Blooms
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May 17, 2017Washington Post
Experts at UConn, UF fear ‘quiet springs’ as songbirds can’t keep up with climate change
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May 17, 2017WBUR
Thoreau Was Known For Walden Pond, But One Scholar Says He Was A ‘Man Of The River’
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May 17, 2017Baltimore Sun
As cicadas emerge four years early, scientists wonder if climate change is providing a nudge
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May 17, 2017TIME magazine
Here’s How Little Exercise You Need to Boost Your Mood
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May 17, 2017Broadway World
CRT Partners with UConn to Provide Sign Language Interpretation
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May 16, 2017BirdWatching Daily
Study: Migratory birds arriving late to breeding grounds
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May 15, 2017Health magazine
Here’s How Little You Need to Exercise to Boost Your Mood
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May 15, 2017Global Times
The tidal call of store closures is distant from over
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May 15, 2017Phys.org
Migratory birds arriving late to breeding grounds
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May 15, 2017Health Medicine Network
Migratory birds bumped off schedule as climate change shifts spring
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May 15, 2017Psychology Today
Exercise Researchers Find “More Is Better” Mindset Overrated
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May 15, 2017New York Daily News
The sloth’s guide to boosting well-being: study
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May 15, 2017NBC News
Just a small walk can improve your mood
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May 15, 2017Science Daily
Lifting your spirits doesn’t require many reps
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May 12, 2017Daily Mail
Depression can be lifted by going for a short walk
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May 12, 2017Health Medicine Network
Lifting your spirits doesn’t require many reps
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May 12, 2017U.S. News
UConn to receive Purple Heart of fallen alumnus
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May 12, 2017Philadelphia Tribune
How to temper smartphone overuse
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May 11, 2017Mother Jones
People Who Were “Fat Shamed” as Kids Are More Likely to Be Obese as Adults
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May 11, 2017The Atlantic
The Making of a Friendly Microbe
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May 11, 2017Phys.Org
Battery-free implantable medical device draws energy directly from human body
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May 11, 2017Health News Digest
A Better View of How Tumors Form in the Eye
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May 11, 2017Health.com
New Guidelines Say No to Most ‘Keyhole’ Knee Surgeries
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May 11, 2017Green Car Reports
Ruling that EPA must regulate carbon emissions: now 10 years old
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May 10, 2017Science Newsline
The Veins in Your Brain Don’t All Act the Same
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May 10, 2017Spoke
College Choice Releases 2017 Ranking of the Best Master’s in Social Work
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May 9, 2017Associated Press
UConn to receive Purple Heart of fallen alumnus
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May 9, 2017Boston Globe
Navy SEAL killed in Somalia praised as hometown hero
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May 9, 2017Associated Press
Fire destroys historic barn at UConn’s main campus
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May 8, 2017Associated Press
Navy SEAL killed in operation was 2001 UConn grad, athlete
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May 8, 2017Boston Globe
Independent pharmacies see some hope
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May 8, 2017Associated Press
Doctors and nurses who visit patients at home can ‘assess the whole person’
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May 8, 2017Associated Press
UConn to honor legacy graduates with special medals
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May 5, 2017Associated Press
What makes Kim Jong Un tick?
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May 5, 2017CNN
White House relaxes standards for school lunch meals
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May 4, 2017Associated Press
Perception of racism a shadow cast over Boston
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May 4, 2017Associated Press
Eversource Center at UConn, Plymouth State partner for outage prediction
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May 4, 2017New York Daily News
Civil War revisionism still shames America
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May 4, 2017Associated Press
Former UConn star Toby Kimball dead at 74; played in NBA
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May 4, 2017MSN
Could Eating a Second Breakfast Help You Lose Weight?
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May 4, 2017Broadway World
Jamie LaVerdiere to Lead 1776, Helmed by Terrence Mann at CT Repertory Theatre
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May 2, 2017Reader's Digest
Two meals at a time may be the key to dropping pounds
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May 2, 2017Health News Digest
Melanoma’s Signature
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May 1, 2017U.S. News
3 Ways Retirement Planning Has Gotten Trickier in 2017
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May 1, 2017NBC News
Energy Drinks Worse for Your Heart Than Caffeine Alone: Study
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May 1, 2017Consumer Reports
New Worries About Energy Drinks
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May 1, 2017The Olympian
Are Tattoos Toxic?
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May 1, 2017Fulbright Foundation
Motivation Boost for German Teachers in Connecticut
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May 1, 2017Associated Press
Raiders take UConn’s Melifonwu