February 2021

• February 8, 2021
  The New York Times

  The Coronavirus Is a Master of Mixing Its Genome, Worrying Scientists

• February 8, 2021
  The Conversation

  What is Food Insecurity?

• February 5, 2021
  Boat U.S.

  Marine Weather Routers: They Know When You Should Go

• February 5, 2021
  Science

  In a Warming World, It’s Better to be a Small Mammal Than a Bird

• February 5, 2021
  News 8 WTNH-TV

  Gov. Lamont, UConn Propose Plans to Expand Access to Postsecondary Education in Connecticut

• February 4, 2021
  NBC Connecticut

  UConn Health’s Clinical Trial for Hip Fracture Recovery

• February 4, 2021
  The Conversation

  How Some Drugs Can Turn Into a Cancer-Causing Chemical In the Body

• February 4, 2021
  The Washington Post

  Several Capitol Rioters Are Blaming Trump’s Rhetoric. What’s In It For Them?

• February 4, 2021
  Metro Hartford Alliance

  This Is My Hartford: Julio Concepción

• February 4, 2021
  Scientific American

  Galaxy-Size Gravitational-Wave Detector Hints at Exotic Physics

• February 3, 2021
  American Society of Health-System Pharmacists

  Pharmacy Students Embrace Opportunity to Play Crucial Rule in Mass COVID-19 Immunization Efforts

• February 3, 2021
  Connecticut Public Radio

  As COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Continues, Connecticut Trains Corps Of Volunteer Vaccinators

• February 3, 2021
  The Conversation

  How Connecticut’s Schools Have Managed to Maintain Lunch Distribution for Kids Who Need It Most During COVID-19

• February 3, 2021
  The 74

  Force of Habit: New Study Finds that Routines Could Be Blocking Teacher Improvement

• February 2, 2021
  The Hartford Courant

  What to Watch For During Miguel Cardona’s Confirmation Hearing

• February 2, 2021
  Sun Chronicle (Attleboro, Mass.)

  Back to Super Bowl for Chiefs’ Sherman, Still the Pride of the Rocketeers

• February 1, 2021
  Fox 61

  New COVID-19 Variants: How Concerned Should We Be?

• February 1, 2021
  Ted Magazine

  2020 30 Under 35 Profile: David Gershaw

• February 1, 2021
  The New Yorker

  How Black Lives Matter Came to the Academy

• February 1, 2021
  The Hartford Courant

  Opinion: Hartford Needs to be a Walkable City to Thrive, but the City is Built Around Cars Rather Than People

• February 1, 2021
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  Connecticut Sea Grant Leads Project Designed to Spur the Seaweed Industry

• February 1, 2021
  Digiday

  Coronavirus Pandemic Has More Employers Experimenting With Four-Day Work Week

• February 1, 2021
  CNN

  What This 18th Century Poet Reveals About Amanda Gorman’s Success

January 2021

• January 30, 2021
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  A Connecticut Woman Lost Her Job During the Pandemic, Then Decided to Walk Across the Country

• January 29, 2021
  Proceedings of the National Academcy of Sciences of the United States of America

  To Predict the Success of Tree-Planting Schemes, Look to Villagers’ Involvement

• January 29, 2021
  The Conversation

  Beetle Parents Manipulate Information Broadcast From Bacteria In a Rotting Corpse

• January 29, 2021
  The Wall Street Journal

  ‘Meteorite’ Review: We Are Stardust

• January 29, 2021
  WFSB-TV

  UConn Health Doctor Weighs In On Vaccine Recommendations for Expectant Mothers

• January 29, 2021
  Verywell Health

  The Older You Are, the Better You May Cope With Pandemic Stress

• January 29, 2021
  Omaha World-Herald

  Tips For Making Space For Anxiety — Whether You’re a Child or a Parent

• January 29, 2021
  Phys.org

  High-Income Earners Have Sturdier Safety Net After Job Loss

• January 29, 2021
  The Bay State Banner

  In The News: Arielle Sharma

• January 28, 2021
  Woman's World

  Reverse Winter Hair Loss With These Four Easy Fixes

• January 28, 2021
  First For Women

  Seven Relaxing Activities That Will Balance Your Blood Sugar

• January 27, 2021
  The CT Mirror

  The Holocaust, History and Today’s Politics

• January 27, 2021
  The Connecticut Mirror

  Is the State’s Vaccine Rollout Leaving Behind Black and Latino Residents?

• January 27, 2021
  Pharmacy Times

  Pharmacotherapeutic Management of Parkinson Disease in a Hospital

• January 27, 2021
  Tech and Learning

  Secretary of Education Nominee Miguel Cardona Expected to Support Dual Language Schools

• January 26, 2021
  Hartford Business Journal

  UConn’s New Coding Boot Camp Aims to Fill Key Skills Gap In Connecticut Economy

• January 26, 2021
  BET

  Gabby Williams: My Friendship With Kobe And Gianna Bryant and What They Meant To Me, and Everyone

• January 26, 2021
  Healio

  GI, Cardiovascular, Autonomic, Allergic Symptoms More Prevalent in Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome

• January 26, 2021
  The Washington Post

  A UConn Fan Drank Hot Sauce on Twitter As a Goof. The Stunt Caught On, and Is Helping Needy Kids Go to Games.

• January 25, 2021
  Salon

  Does “Deplatforming” Really Work to Curb Hate Speech and Calls for Violence?

• January 22, 2021
  WILI-AM Radio (Willimantic, Conn.)

  UConn Senior Jakob Lopez on Diversity and Equity Inclusion on Wayne Norman Show

• January 22, 2021
  Jewish News Syndicate

  Restoring My Lost Childhood: How Children’s Homes Revived the Youngest Holocaust Survivors

• January 21, 2021
  The Conversation

  The IRL Impact of Curbing Hate Speech Online

• January 21, 2021
  Food Safety News

  Even a Small Farm Needs a Strong Food Safety Plan and Legal Protection For It

• January 21, 2021
  The Hartford Courant

  Positivity Rate, Hospitalizations Down Slightly As Experts Forecast Further Improvement

• January 20, 2021
  Chalkbeat

  For Miguel Cardona, the Ability to Build Community and Confront Racism Was Forged In His Connecticut Hometown

• January 20, 2021
  All Things Considered (NPR)

  400 Lights, For 400,000 Dead, Illuminate Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool