September 2020

• September 28, 2020
  WILI-AM Radio (Willimantic, Conn.)

  UConn Student Anne Marie Crinnion Authors New York Times Crossword Puzzle

• September 28, 2020
  News 8 WTNH-TV

  The Life of Dr. Franklin Chang-Diaz, NASA’s First Hispanic American Astronaut

• September 28, 2020
  Psychology Today

  What’s Linked to the Sharp Rise in Anxiety and Depression?

• September 28, 2020
  USA Today

  Fact Check: Historical Claims About Constitutional Amendments Lack Context

• September 28, 2020
  The Westerly (R.I.) Sun

  Climate Crisis Poetry — Gibson’s Green Cafés to Feature Poets Expounding on Nature

• September 28, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  With Everything Else Going Wrong, the Climate Crisis is Being Downplayed. But It’s the Most Iimportant Thing.

• September 28, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  I Set Out to Learn About the Protests Across America. I Found a Nation Divided.

• September 28, 2020
  The Conversation

  Ancient Microbial Life Used Arsenic to Thrive in a World Without Oxygen

• September 28, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  UConn Great Caron Butler’s Second Act a Mission to ‘Move the Needle to the Right Side of Justice’

• September 27, 2020
  Consumer Affairs

  Anxiety About Job Security and Finances Have Increased During the Pandemic

• September 27, 2020
  NBC Connecticut

  UConn Students Talks About Quarantine Experience

• September 27, 2020
  Fox 61

  Connecticut Reaction to the Nomination of Amy Coney Barrett for Supreme Court

• September 25, 2020
  The CT Mirror

  UConn Partners With Public Schools to Add Social Work Students for Support

• September 25, 2020
  Fox 61

  UConn Health: Opioid Data Reporting Project Is Saving Lives

• September 25, 2020
  Aspen Public Radio

  Scientists See Cold Snap And Wildfires As Possible Culprits In Bird Die-Off

• September 25, 2020
  Courthouse News Service

  Genocide Descendants Halted From Seeking Reparations From Germany

• September 25, 2020
  BYU Radio

  Graduate Student Gets Her Crossword Puzzle Published in The New York Times

• September 24, 2020
  WFSB-TV, Hartford

  UConn Keeping Tabs On COVID Through Wastewater

• September 24, 2020
  Science

  Plant Trees or Let Forests Regrow? New Studies Probe Two Ways to Fight Climate Change

• September 24, 2020
  Religion News Service

  People Who Are Highly Spiritual Tend to Be More Civic-Minded

• September 23, 2020
  Nursery Management

  Gear Up For Extreme Weather

• September 23, 2020
  WGBH-TV (Boston)

  It’s Time For Consumer Rights For College Tuition

• September 23, 2020
  Buzz Feed News

  We Aren’t Nationally Mourning The 200,000 COVID-19 Victims Because If We Did It Would Be A Reckoning

• September 23, 2020
  Psychology Today

  The Origins of Creativity

• September 23, 2020
  Mic

  Psychedelics Research is Overwhelmingly White — and That’s a Really Big Problem

• September 23, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  Fresh Talk: A Nation As Divided As Ours Cannot Move Forward

• September 22, 2020
  Connecticut magazine

  Tried-and-True Principles Are the Best Defense Against Sickness

• September 22, 2020
  The Washington Post

  Who Will Benefit From Psychedelic Medicine?

• September 22, 2020
  NBC Connecticut

  New Class for Emotional Wellness Being Offered at UConn

• September 22, 2020
  Law 360

  Six Captivating Tax Opinions By Justice Ginsburg

• September 21, 2020
  Fox 61

  President Katsouleas On “The Real Story”

• September 21, 2020
  U.S. News & World Report

  Tips on Contract Law, Becoming a Contract Lawyer

• September 21, 2020
  Insider Health

  The Regular Flu Shot is Not as Effective for People Over 65 — Here Are the Options for Senior-Specific Flu Shots

• September 21, 2020
  The Sun (San Bernardino, Calif.)

  This Middle School English Teacher Has a Passion for Political Causes and Volunteering

• September 21, 2020
  Inside Higher Ed

  The Great Admissions and Enrollment Reset

• September 18, 2020
  The Washington Post

  Slavery Is a Part of Film History. So Why is It So Hard to Make a Good Movie About It?

• September 18, 2020
  Daily Mail (U.K.)

  Could Washing Your Nose With Iodine Protect You From COVID-19?

• September 18, 2020
  Harvard Business Review

  How VR Can Ease the Pressure of High-Risk Training 

• September 18, 2020
  Medium History

  Coming to Terms With Germany’s Colonial Misadventures

• September 18, 2020
  Forward

  Nick Cannon and Public Enemy’s Professor Griff Were Both Called Antisemitic. Only One Recovered.

• September 18, 2020
  WFSB-TV, Hartford

  Face The State: Marijuana

• September 18, 2020
  Cedar Springs (Mich.) Post

  Trees Downs

• September 18, 2020
  Insider

  Do I Have PTSD? Learn About the Symptoms and Diagnosis of This Debilitating Condition

• September 17, 2020
  STAT News

  Fears About Covid-19 Are Complicating Care for Patients with Sickle Cell

• September 17, 2020
  The New York Times

  Maya Moore, WNBA Star, Marries Man She Helped Free From Prison

• September 17, 2020
  United States Army

  Army Nominates First Hispanic-American Woman to Be Service’s Top Lawyer

• September 17, 2020
  The Westerly (R.I.) Sun

  Oscar the Grouch’s Girlfriend to Talk About Puppets Via Zoom Thursday

• September 16, 2020
  NBC Connecticut

  Mansfield Residents Make Care Packages For Quarantined UConn Students

• September 16, 2020
  Connecticut Mirror

  The State Has Left School Closing and Reopening Decisions to Districts. That Could Be a Problem.

• September 16, 2020
  Houston Chronicle

  Heights Homeowners Take Fight Over Preservation Ordinance to State Supreme Court