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 30, 2017JAMA Psychiatry
Late-Life Depression and the Prodromes of Dementia
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May 30, 2017Reuters Health
Depressive symptoms begin rising about a decade before dementia diagnosis
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May 30, 2017The Conversation
Diplomat in chief: How did Trump do on his first Middle East visit?
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May 30, 2017Scientific American
Brood Awakening: 17-Year Cicadas Emerge 4 Years Early
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May 30, 2017Huffington Post
The Green Movement Is Led By The Same People Who Run Everything Else — White Men
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May 30, 2017The Atlantic
The Strongest Case Yet That Excessive Parking Causes More Driving
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May 30, 2017Global Genes
Parents of Children With Rare Disease Move Researchers to Connecticut
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May 30, 2017NBC Sports
Tom Brady delivers video message to family of Navy SEAL killed in action
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May 30, 2017NESN
Tom Brady Delivers Message At Funeral Of Navy SEAL Killed In Action
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May 25, 2017Health Day
Teasing Teens About Weight May Do Lasting Harm
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May 25, 2017Smithsonian magazine
The Key to Protecting Life on Earth May Be Barcoding It
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May 25, 2017Science News
Tool sharpens focus on Stone Age networking in the Middle East
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May 25, 2017San Jose News
Charter Schools Accuse San Jose Unified School District of Trying to Poach Prospective Teachers
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May 25, 2017Portland Press Herald
Maine lobstermen worry about possible closure to protect coral
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May 25, 2017New England Public Radio
How Nutrients In The Connecticut River Become Pollutants In Long Island Sound
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May 24, 2017Associated Press
AAC agrees to keep women’s basketball tourney in Connecticut
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May 24, 2017The Guardian, UK
The cow that tells cyclists to slow down: new technologies for congested cities
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May 24, 2017NPR Phoenix
Trump Proposal For Ambitious School-Choice Expansion Unclear
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May 24, 2017New-TechEurope
Battery-free implantable medical device draws energy directly from human body
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May 24, 2017Medical Design
This could be the battery-free solution for pacemakers
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May 23, 2017The Atlantic
Trump’s Education Budget Takes Aim at the Working Class
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May 23, 2017Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
James E. Lyons to Lead Concordia College in Selma, Alabama
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May 23, 2017Health News Digest
Drug Triggers Immune System to Fight Cancer in Pets
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May 22, 2017Washington Post
New data shows a sharp increase in U.S. protest activity in April
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May 22, 2017Washington Examiner
Alcohol-related deaths are rising. Will new state rules help?
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May 22, 2017The Washington Times
Tax lessons from our richest state
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May 22, 2017Christian Science Monitor
Reinventing high school
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May 22, 2017Washington Post
This isn’t a cicada year, so why are they now showing up across the Mid-Atlantic?
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May 22, 2017Discover magazine
Designing a Moral Machine
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May 22, 2017Associated Press
Voice of UConn spends offseason calling balls and strikes
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May 22, 2017Star Tribune
Maya Moore renewed her spirit, then upped her game for the Lynx
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May 19, 2017Popular Science
Why cicadas are showing up in your yard four years early
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May 19, 2017The Virginian-Pilot
Market Learns Complications of Bringing Food to a Food Desert
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May 19, 2017Reuters Health
Energy Drinks May Affect Heart Health
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May 19, 2017Medical News Today
A leisurely walk can boost mood, psychological well-being
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May 19, 2017Broadway World
The Museum of Puppetry to Offer Free Tours
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May 19, 2017Marketwatch
Can this blob help people fight debt collectors?
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May 19, 2017Dow Jones Newswires
Connecticut, Nation’s Wealthiest State, May be Tapped Out on Taxing the Rich
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May 19, 2017ESPN
UConn adds forward Isaiah Whaley to 2017 recruiting class
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May 18, 2017Chicago Tribune
Judge questions Wells Fargo’s $142-million settlement over sham accounts
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May 17, 2017Marketwired, NASDAQ
Save the Sound Launches Unified Water Study of Long Island Sound
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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