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.
March 2021
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March 26, 2021NPR
Torch Relay Kicks Off For Troubled Tokyo Olympic Games
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March 26, 2021Hearst Connecticut Media
Study: Physicians’ Lack of Knowledge Partly to Blame for Health Care Disparities Among People With Disabilities
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March 26, 2021New England Public Media
‘Underlying Systemic Racism’: Disparities In Alzheimer’s Diagnoses And Care Outlined In New Report
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March 26, 2021The New York Times
Scientists Support an Idea Long Thought Outlandish: Reflecting the Sun’s Rays
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March 26, 2021Law 360
Zurich Beats NJ Ford Dealership’s COVID-19 Coverage Suit
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March 26, 2021Chalkbeat
Unprecedented Federal Funding Is On the Way. High-Poverty Schools Are Starting to Reckon With How to Spend It.
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March 25, 2021Chicago Crusader
Black Females More Likely Than Black Males to Healthily Cope With Discrimination
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March 25, 2021Forward
A New Study Has Found That Heartbeats Actually Harmonize During This Religious Ritual
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March 25, 2021NBC Connecticut
UConn Is Addressing Climate Change In the Classroom
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March 25, 2021Law 360
Yellen Tells GOP AGs States Can Cut Taxes Under Virus Bill
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March 24, 2021Hearst Connecticut Media
State Considers Not Using Student Test Results to Judge Teachers’ Work For Three Years
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March 24, 2021The Scientist
Extreme Exercise Carries Metabolic Consequences: Study
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March 23, 2021Fox 61
COVID-19 vs. Allergies
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March 23, 2021NBC Connecticut
FEMA Mobile Trailer Set To Help With Vaccination Efforts in April
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March 23, 2021Mashable
The Pandemic Offered a Unique Chance for Many People to Come Out As Queer
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March 22, 2021Connecticut Post
Experts: COVID Vaccine’s Sense of Security Could Cause Risky Behavior
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March 22, 2021Metro Hartford Alliance
This Is My Hartford: Sara Bronin
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March 22, 2021The Day (New London, Conn.)
Decision on Dr. Seuss Books Brings Diversity to the Forefront
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March 22, 2021Los Angeles Times
Op-Ed: Will the Supreme Court Stand Up For the Meager Rights of Farmworkers?
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March 19, 2021Aljazeera
Hydropower Projects Are Wreaking Havoc in the Himalayas
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March 19, 2021Today (Farmington Valley - Conn.)
UConn Doctor Delivers Baby Right after ER Shift — Her Own Baby, That Is
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March 19, 2021MDedge
Survey Explores Impact of Pandemic on Dermatologist Happiness, Burnout
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March 19, 2021Pharmacy Times
Treating Cardiovascular Disease Means Making Choices
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March 19, 2021Eye on Design
Designer, Educator and Publisher Kathleen Sleboda on Online Archives and Plural Narratives
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March 19, 2021National Science Foundation
Streams More Vulnerable to Stressors Such As Climate Change Than Previously Thought
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March 19, 2021WRVO Radio (New Orleans)
Known For Its Floods, Louisiana Is Running Dangerously Short Of Groundwater
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March 19, 2021BBC
Deeply Human: Pain
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March 18, 2021The Hartford Courant
With Connecticut Students Falling Behind Learning to Read During COVID-19, Proposed Right to Read Act Seeks to Help
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March 18, 2021Law 360
GOP AGs Ask Treasury To Not Use Virus Bill To Curb State Tax Cuts
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March 18, 2021Kaiser Health News
Need Amid Plenty: Richest U.S. Counties Are Overwhelmed by Surge in Child Hunger
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March 18, 2021Gizmodo
Racist Zoning Practices Are So Prevalent, ‘You Can Even See It in the Flood Data’
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March 17, 2021WFSB-TV, Hartford
How People Can Test Positive For COVID-19 After Getting the Vaccine
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March 17, 2021Shape
Five Peloton Instructors On How They Look So Damn Good Through Every Class
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March 17, 2021Associated Press
Michelle Obama Aims to Give a Million Meals in New Campaign
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March 16, 2021Fox 61
UConn Health’s Dr. David Banach Discusses Being Fully Vaccinated
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March 16, 2021WFSB-TV, Hartford
UConn Health’s Reknowned Brain and Spine Institute
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March 16, 2021Associated Press
Connecticut’s Zoning Laws a Focus In Racial Equity Debate
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March 16, 2021Connecticut magazine
Researchers Need Your Help to Keep an Eye on Wildlife and the Environment
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March 16, 2021Thrive Global
How to Set Boundaries When Starting a New Job
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March 16, 2021BBC
‘Electoral Autocracy’: The Downgrading of India’s Democracy
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March 15, 2021Hearst Connecticut Media
Families Have Gone Through Extraordinary Lengths to Visit Loved Ones In Nursing Homes. Soon They May Hug Again.
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March 15, 2021The Education Trust
“School Leaders REALLY Matter”
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March 15, 2021The Chronicle (Willimantic, Conn.)
A Walk Down Memory Lane with Dad
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March 13, 2021NBC Connecticut
Walking Cross Country for Climate Change
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March 12, 2021The Counter
The Pandemic Has Made Universal School Meals the Norm. This Model Could Help Cafeterias Save a Lot of Money Over Time.
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March 11, 2021WFSB-TV, Hartford
Doctor Weighs In On Why You Should Get the COVID Vaccine
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March 11, 2021Consumer Reports
Are Potatoes Good for You?
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March 11, 2021The National Herald
Federation of Dodecanese Societies Celebrates 73rd Anniversary of Unification
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March 10, 2021The Washington Post
What ‘Learning Loss’ Really Means
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March 10, 2021WILI-AM Radio (Willimantic, Conn.)
Author and Former UConn Student-Athlete Glen Mourning On Wayne Norman Show