March 2022

• March 22, 2022
  CBS - 60 Minutes

  Sue Bird on the State of the WNBA, Her Time in Russia and Her Relationship with Megan Rapinoe

• March 22, 2022
  CNN

  Young People Need Us to See Them As They Are, and Adults Are Off the Mark, a Study Says

• March 21, 2022
  Fox 61

  Will Extra COVID Booster Shots Be Recommended For All, Eventually?

• March 21, 2022
  Culpeper (Va.) Star-Exponent

  First Baptist Church Descendants Opt to Open Three Graves to Find Out More About Those Buried

• March 21, 2022
  The New York Times

  A Recipe for Success: Pitching, Depth and Service

• March 18, 2022
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  Their Cancer-Stricken Daughter Just Wanted to See Snow. The UConn Men’s Basketball Team Gave This Family So Much More.

• March 18, 2022
  The Jewish News of Northern California

  Jewish Writers from Former Soviet Union Watch War With Fear and Recognition

• March 18, 2022
  The CT Mirror

  Car Thefts In Connecticut Declined In 2021, According to Preliminary Data

• March 18, 2022
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  Opinion: Stop Making Connecticut Prisoners Pay For Incarceration

• March 17, 2022
  The Hartford Courant

  Is Another COVID-19 Wave On the Way? Connecticut Experts ‘Watching Very Carefully’

• March 17, 2022
  Connecticut Public Radio

  As Pedestrian Deaths Rise in Connecticut, State Looks For Ways to Curb the Drivers

• March 17, 2022
  K-12 Dive

  Research-Based Video Game Aims to Engage Students In Science Curriculum

• March 16, 2022
  Connecticut magazine

  Want to Improve Your Mental Health? Start With Self-Care.

• March 16, 2022
  The Conversation

  Schools Will Stop Serving Free Lunch to All Students – a Pandemic Solution Left Out of a New Federal Spending Package

• March 16, 2022
  dvm360

  Probiotics In Aquaculture Are Benefitting Both Animal and Human Health

• March 16, 2022
  Huffington Post

  Everything You Need To Make Your Beauty And Self-Care Routine More Sustainable

• March 14, 2022
  Nieman Reports

  Sarah Palin, The New York Times, and the Limits of Political Messaging

• March 14, 2022
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  Can Mono Lead to Multiple Sclerosis? Connecticut Researchers Examine Link and What It Means For COVID

• March 14, 2022
  Williamsburg Yorktown Daily (Va.)

  Colonial Williamsburg to Examine Three Buried at Historic First Baptist Church

• March 14, 2022
  Smithsonian magazine

  The Complex Legacy of an Anti-Black Restaurant Slated for Demolition

• March 14, 2022
  Connecticut Public Radio

  Connecticut Labor Commissioner Calls Workforce ‘Resilient’

• March 14, 2022
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  Experts: COVID Was ‘An Awakening’ To Health Disparities in Connecticut. What Has Been Done to Fix Issues?

• March 14, 2022
  Star Tribune (Minneapolis)

  Foreign Volunteers Could Help Ukraine — Up To A Point

• March 14, 2022
  The Daily Item (Sunbury, Pa.)

  Experts, School Leaders Beginning to Explore Impact of COVID-19 on Education

• March 11, 2022
  National Science Foundation

  Monitoring Arctic Permafrost with Satellites, Supercomputers and Deep Learning

• March 11, 2022
  Associated Press

  IRS Plans to Hire 10,000 Workers to Relieve Massive Backlog

• March 10, 2022
  The Conversation

  Long COVID Leaves Newly Disabled People Facing Old Barriers

• March 10, 2022
  Huffington Post

  Why Some People Still Haven’t Gotten COVID

• March 10, 2022
  Connecticut Public Radio

  Is Our Economic Sky Falling? UConn Economist Weighs In On Inflation Concerns

• March 10, 2022
  KCBD-TV (Lubbock, Texas)

  Steve Emt’s Paralympic journey from UConn to Beijing

• March 10, 2022
  Pharmacy Times

  The Consequences of Discontinuing CGRP Inhibitors in Migraine Patients

• March 10, 2022
  WUWM Radio (Milwaukee)

  Milwaukee Carmen Union Drive Shows How Charter Schools Straddle Public and Private Sectors

• March 8, 2022
  Journal Inquirer

  Clearing the Air: UConn School of Nursing Donates Air Purifiers to Coventry Schools

• March 8, 2022
  Fox 61

  After Two Years of COVID Pandemic, Where Does Connecticut Stand?

• March 8, 2022
  Waterbury Republican American

  ‘The Second coming of Stalin’ — UConn Doctor Recalls Grandfather’s Sacrifice

• March 8, 2022
  NPR

  Who’s Going to Take Care of Grandma?

• March 7, 2022
  U.S. News & World Report

  How Aging Affects Your Immune System

• March 7, 2022
  The Hartford Courant

  Goodbye Masks? As of Monday, No Connecticut Town or City Will Have a Broad Mask Mandate

• March 7, 2022
  Hartford Business Journal

  UConn to Get More Than $660K in Federal Money to Study Crumbling Foundations

• March 7, 2022
  WFXB-TV (Myrtle Beach, S.C.)

  Indigestion? Try Jell-O

• March 7, 2022
  Star Tribune (Minneapolis)

  Costs Mount For 3M As Earplug Trials Drag On

• March 4, 2022
  RTE

  Black Irish Identity in Tyler Perry’s New Madea Movie

• March 4, 2022
  The Hartford Courant

  People With Disabilities Deserve Equal Opportunity In Medical Care

• March 4, 2022
  ABC News

  Return to Pre-Pandemic Normalcy Not Yet On the Horizon For Many Immunocompromised Americans

• March 4, 2022
  Parents

  Why We Need to Stop Outing LGBTQIA+ Students

• March 3, 2022
  Education Week

  Vision, Your House in Order, and an Extra $20K: What It Now Takes to Hire a Superintendent

• March 3, 2022
  Fox 61

  Threat of Russian Cyberattack on U.S. Becoming More Probable

• March 3, 2022
  NBC Connecticut

  Medical Experts Concerned About Healthcare for Ukranians Amid Crisis

• March 3, 2022
  NBC Connecticut

  Psychologists Explain How to Navigate Mask Changes in Schools

• March 3, 2022
  The New York Times

  NoViolet Bulawayo Believes Freedom Begins With Imagination