August 2017

• August 7, 2017
  Houston Chronicle

  Who’s Most Vulnerable to Extreme Temperatures?

• August 7, 2017
  Salon

  Facing the threat from North Korea: 5 essential reads

• August 7, 2017
  Sports Illustrated

  How the Astros’ (and UConn’s) George Springer Learned To Embrace The Game

• August 7, 2017
  Seattle Post-Intelligencer

  Heat waves threaten city dwellers, especially minorities and the poor

• August 4, 2017
  The Guardian

  UConn study finds human influence in the Amazon’s third drought since 2005

• August 4, 2017
  Health News Digest

  Helping Your Student with Disabilities Prepare for the Future

• August 4, 2017
  Sports Illustrated

  The Sports Dish: What Breanna Stewart, More Athletes Love to Eat

• August 3, 2017
  Washington Post

  Was Abraham Lincoln an incorrigible racist?

• August 3, 2017
  Los Angeles Times

  Facing the threat from North Korea: 5 essential reads

• August 2, 2017
  SB Nation

  What’s the best sports game you’ve ever seen in person?

• August 2, 2017
  TIME magazine

  You Asked: Is Social Media Making Me Miserable?

• August 2, 2017
  Associated Press

  Local Navy teams up with URI, UConn to launch engineering program

• August 2, 2017
  NBC Sports

  The Baseball Reminiscence Program helps aging adults with dementia

• August 2, 2017
  NBC

  Helping your student with disabilities prepare for the future

• August 2, 2017
  Houston Chronicle

  Facing the threat from North Korea: 5 essential reads

• August 2, 2017
  Associated Press

  UConn women ready to move on Final Four loss

• August 1, 2017
  New England Cable News

  US Hospitals Treating Heart Attacks at Record Speed

• August 1, 2017
  Associated Press

  Hospitals Set Record for Fast Heart Attack Care

• August 1, 2017
  Health Medicine Network

  Hospitals Set Record for Fast Heart Attack Care

• August 1, 2017
  ESPN

  Korey Stringer’s death lingers on a final trip to Mankato

• August 1, 2017
  Phys.org

  Free admissions tests help more poor students go to college

July 2017

• July 31, 2017
  Forbes

  If You’re Feeling Unproductive, Blame The Summer Heat

• July 31, 2017
  Boston Globe

  UConn pitchers see summertime action

• July 28, 2017
  Sports Pro

  UConn ticks off mega Nike renewal

• July 27, 2017
  TIME

  You Asked: What’s the Best Way to Rehydrate—Besides Drinking Water?

• July 27, 2017
  The Hill

  Why Donald Trump flipped a Dem county in blue Connecticut

• July 27, 2017
  ESPN

  The humanity and hubris of ‘Cyborg’ Justino

• July 26, 2017
  Houston Chronicle

  Helping your students with disabilities prepare for the future

• July 26, 2017
  New Republic

  Betsy DeVos Is Making “School Choice” Toxic for Democrats

• July 25, 2017
  Los Angeles Times

  Fake news about statins is discouraging the use of these life-saving drugs, expert warns

• July 25, 2017
  Reader's Digest

  If You Were Born In Summer, This Is What We Know About You

• July 25, 2017
  Washington Post

  More people in the U.S. protested in June than in any month since the January Women’s Marches.

• July 25, 2017
  Consumer Reports

  How to Stay Safe in the Heat

• July 24, 2017
  TIME

  Why Americans Need to Understand Chinese Ways of Thinking

• July 24, 2017
  Education Week

  Free ACT and SAT Exams Drive Up College Enrollment for Poor Students

• July 24, 2017
  Business Insider

  There’s one major thing everyone gets wrong about Amazon and the retail apocalypse

• July 24, 2017
  Public Radio International

  What does a scientist look like? The ‘Skype a Scientist’ program helps schoolkids find out.

• July 24, 2017
  U.S. News & World Report

  UConn Alums Chosen as Veterinarians for School Mascot

• July 21, 2017
  New York Times

  UConn’s Korey Stringer Institute on Heatstroke Risk in Young Athletes

• July 20, 2017
  New Scientist

  Plastics made fireproof thanks to mother-of-pearl mimic

• July 20, 2017
  The Conversation

  Why the US doesn’t understand Chinese thought – and must

• July 20, 2017
  Washington Post

  President Trump, do you remember that time Margaret Thatcher fired all the economists?

• July 19, 2017
  The Atlantic

  How Churches Could Run Charter Schools

• July 18, 2017
  Washington Post

  Too much surveillance makes us less free. It also makes us less safe.

• July 18, 2017
  Chemistry World

  Sun shines for iron catalyst to convert carbon dioxide to methane

• July 18, 2017
  Los Angeles Times

  In Tupac’s life, the struggles and triumphs of a generation

• July 18, 2017
  New York Post

  Thousands Agreed to Clean For Free Wi-Fi

• July 18, 2017
  Men's Fitness

  5 ways technology threatens your health

• July 18, 2017
  Science Newsline

  Reduced Oxygen Nanocrystalline Materials Show Improved Performance

• July 17, 2017
  The Weather Channel

  Connecticut: A Ticking Time Bomb