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.
August 2020
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August 10, 2020The Hartford Courant
In Connecticut, Town Borders Contribute to Systemic Inequality
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August 9, 2020Waco Tribune-Herald
Let’s Keep Athletes Safe in College Football
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August 8, 2020Fox Business News
UConn Football Players to Maintain Scholarships, Student Aid Despite Canceled Season
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August 7, 2020NBC Connecticut
Cell Phone Towers Losing Capabilities After Isaias: Governor
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August 6, 2020The Hartford Courant
After the Pandemic and an Economy in the Tank, this Brutal Storm Feels Like a Knockout Punch
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August 6, 2020The Hartford Courant
New UConn Law Dean Eboni Nelson Begins Term Amid Coronavirus, Nationwide Reckoning with Criminal Justice System
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August 6, 2020Healio
Rivaroxaban Reduces Recurrent VTE Among Patients with Obesity
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August 6, 2020Daily Hampshire Gazette
Study Analyzes Holyoke’s Response to Hurricane Maria Evacuees
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August 6, 2020Everyday Health
Type 2 Diabetes Is Increasing in Children and Teens, Especially in BIPOC Youth
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August 6, 2020Chalkboard Tennesssee
Tennessee’s Overturned School Voucher Law Goes Before Appeals Court on Wednesday
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August 6, 2020Inside Higher Ed
Decision Time for Athletics
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August 5, 2020Tucson Weekly
Experts: Latino Youth ‘Invisible’ in Juvenile Justice Data
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August 5, 2020Meriden (Conn.) Record-Journal
Stopping the Spread: Federal Investment Boosts Meriden Facility’s Search for Vaccine
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August 5, 2020The New York Times
In Harm’s Way (Anil Magge, UConn Health)
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August 4, 2020Connecticut Public Radio
Giving The New Normal The Old College Try
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August 4, 2020Hearst Connecticut Media
The Future of Genetics: UConn Professor Building ‘Encyclopedia’ of Human Genes
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August 4, 2020Smithsonian Magazine
Should Plants and Animals That Relocate Because of Climate Change Be Considered Invasive?
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August 4, 2020Illinois Public Media
Should Lincoln’s Statues Come Down?
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August 4, 2020Inverse
Sarah McAnulty Has a Tentacle in Every Pot
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August 4, 2020Local 12 (Cincinnati)
A Living Legacy: Korey Stringer Institute Works to Prevent Sudden Death in Athletes
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August 4, 2020Wag
Whither Tokyo’s Summer Olympics?
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August 4, 2020The Hartford Courant
UConn Researcher Awarded $10M USDA Grant for Project to Decrease Use of Antibiotics in Poultry
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August 3, 2020Kiplinger
Former Baseball Player Doug Glanville Opens Up About Race, Sports During a Pandemic, and His Transition to a New Career
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August 3, 2020WFSB-TV, Hartford
Experts Discuss If Reopening Schools Will Help the Economy
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August 3, 2020WFSB-TV, Hartford
UConn Receives Multi-Million-Dollar Grant to Develop Chickens Without Antibiotics
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August 3, 2020WNYC Radio
Communal Pondering in a Noisy World
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August 3, 2020For Women First
3 Surprising Ways Your Morning Routine Can Affect Your Heart Health
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August 3, 2020Hearst Connecticut Media
Listening and Learning the Sounds of Different Insects
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August 3, 2020Medium
Should Plants and Animals That Relocate Because of Climate Change Be Considered Invasive?
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August 3, 2020Hearst Connecticut Media
Greenwich’s Brunswick Changes ‘Headmaster’ Title to ‘Head of School’
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August 1, 2020The Hartford Courant
Connecticut’s COVID-19 Numbers Remain Low, but is Rate of Transmission Cause for Concern?
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August 1, 2020Hearst Connecticut Media
Will They Get a COVID Vaccine? Three Connecticut Health Experts Weigh In
July 2020
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July 31, 2020Connecticut Public Radio
Scars To Prove It: Living Through Animal Attacks
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July 31, 2020The Hartford Courant
Who Decides When Schools Close if Students, Staff Contract Coronavirus or Cases Spike Locally?
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July 31, 2020The Hartford Courant
As Youth Sports Return to Connecticut, Leagues Balance a Return to Normalcy
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July 31, 2020Kiplinger
A Level Playing Field
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July 31, 2020Wisconsin Public Radio
The First Gene-Altered Squid Has Thrilled Biologists
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July 30, 2020News 8 WTNH-TV
Expert Discusses Big News in Alzheimer’s Research
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July 30, 2020Pinstriple Alley
The Yankees Could Not Pass on Eric Cressey’s Success
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July 30, 2020Pure Wow
The Absolute Best Tips for Running in the Summer Heat, According to the Pros
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July 30, 2020The New Yorker
The Perils of “People of Color”
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July 30, 2020Gizmodo
Shady Stem Cell Therapies Can Cause Tumors, Infections, and Death, Doctors Report
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July 30, 2020Hearst Connecticut Media
Sandy Hook Father: Remington Using Bankruptcy to ‘Dodge responsibility’
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July 30, 2020FBI
Remembering Wayne Davis
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July 30, 2020Psychology Today
How to Help Children Navigate Back-to-School Debates
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July 29, 2020The Hartford Courant
Lamont Urges Mask-Wearing Among Young People, as Research Suggests Important Benefits in Fighting Spread of COVID-19
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July 29, 2020Woman's World
Six Natural Bloating Remedies That Work Fast
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July 28, 2020The CT Mirror
A Quarter of Students Went MIA When COVID Closed Schools. Could Holding Live, Online Classes Lure Them Back?
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July 28, 2020Fox 61
The L.M.G.: A New Greeting For a New Era
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July 28, 2020For Women First
6 Superfoods That Tame Stress and Tension