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.
February 2017
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February 10, 2017Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
All Antigens Are Not Created Equal
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February 10, 2017Smithsonian magazine
In the Congressional Fight Over Slavery, Decorum Went Out the Door
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February 10, 2017Science
UConn’s Eric Loken: Measurement error and the replication crisis
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February 10, 2017CNN
Silencing Elizabeth Warren: Gag rules have a long, dark history
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February 10, 2017Boston Globe
In ‘The Price for Their Pound of Flesh,’ black bodies matter
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February 10, 2017Washinton Post
‘It’s a bad road we’re traveling on’: Geno Auriemma brings personal experience to immigration issue
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February 10, 2017ESPN
Watching my dad coach women’s basketball helped me become a feminist
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February 10, 2017Science Newsline
Beliefs About Better HIV Treatment Leads to Riskier Sex
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February 10, 2017Health News Digest
Can You Really Experience a Broken Heart?
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February 8, 2017Associated Press
How Obama’s presidential campaign changed how Americans view black candidates
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February 8, 2017Boston Globe
Conn. governor wants to upgrade Hartford arena
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February 8, 2017ESPN
UConn women roll past Cincinnati to pick up 98th straight win
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February 7, 2017WebMD
The Shame of ‘Fat Shaming’
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February 7, 2017Washington Post
This is what we learned by counting the women’s marches
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February 7, 2017Washington Post
A young boy, a devastating brain tumor and parents who ‘will do anything’
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February 7, 2017Healthy Hearing
New test uncovers early hidden hearing loss
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February 7, 2017Health Medicine Network
Cold and Flu Myths: Best, Worst Ways to Treat Winter Viruses
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February 7, 2017Health Medicine Network
How geospatial characteristics affect those most affected by HIV
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February 7, 2017Becker's Hospital Review
International research team partners with IBM to identify childhood cancer treatments
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February 7, 2017Broadway World
Connecticut Repertory Theatre to Present ‘Waiting for Lefty’
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February 6, 2017Health News Digest
New Solution for Closing a Hole in the Heart
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February 6, 2017Associated Press
New York tuned in for UConn’s win over Temple
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February 6, 2017Boston Globe
No. 1 UConn women extend historic streak
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February 6, 2017ESPN
UConn rolls past Tulsa for 97th straight win
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February 6, 2017Associated Press
Win streak for UConn women now at 97 straight
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February 3, 2017Associated Press
Physicians’ group wins UConn human rights award
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February 3, 2017Boston Globe
How Gorsuch’s nomination could be felt by N.E. politicians
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February 2, 2017Broadway World
The Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry Presents ‘The Business of Puppetry’
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February 2, 2017Health Medicine Network
Coal mine dust lowers spectral reflectance of Arctic snow by up to 84 percent
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February 1, 2017NCAA
National Girls and Women in Sports Day: 14 exceptional female athletes
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February 1, 2017Supercomputing Online
Your computer can help scientists search for new childhood cancer treatments
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February 1, 2017Science & Enterprise
Grid Computing Harnessed for Childhood Cancer Research
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February 1, 2017UPI
Stigma of ‘fat shaming’ can make health problems worse, study says
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February 1, 2017Forbes
How Is GIS Being Used To Map Protests?
January 2017
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January 30, 2017The Washington Times
Syrian refugees find home, new ‘family’ in Connecticut
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January 30, 2017Associated Press
One streak ends, another just keeps going
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January 30, 2017Forbes
8 Foundational Leadership Lessons From An Air Force Veteran Turned CEO
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January 27, 2017Health News Digest
Substance Abuse: The Case for Early Intervention
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January 27, 2017Make it Better
5 Toys That Could Slim You Down
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January 27, 2017Mercury News
Women’s march participants: Figuring out how many is an imperfect science
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January 25, 2017Courier Traveler
Fighting ‘fake news’: The myth of ‘information literacy’
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January 25, 2017STAT
Fleeing violence, asylum-seekers rely on psychologists to back up their story
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January 24, 2017Scientific American
Polar Bear Cubs at High Risk from Toxic Industrial Chemicals, Despite Bans
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January 24, 2017Phys.org
Sundance goes green as VR makers aim to save the planet
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January 24, 2017Broadway World
Ballard Institute to Launch 2017 Spring Puppet Forum Series
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January 23, 2017Fortune
Turns Out Attendance at Women’s March Events Was Bigger Than Estimated
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January 23, 2017The Daily Bell
Real Markets Are Not ‘Pop Economics’
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January 23, 2017CBS News
What democracy looks like: Women’s March on Washington
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January 23, 2017The Atlantic
The Significance of Millions in the Streets
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January 23, 2017Popular Science
Can Your Genes Make You Kill?