August 2020

• August 4, 2020
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  The Future of Genetics: UConn Professor Building ‘Encyclopedia’ of Human Genes

• August 4, 2020
  Smithsonian Magazine

  Should Plants and Animals That Relocate Because of Climate Change Be Considered Invasive?

• August 4, 2020
  Illinois Public Media

  Should Lincoln’s Statues Come Down?

• August 4, 2020
  Inverse

  Sarah McAnulty Has a Tentacle in Every Pot

• August 4, 2020
  Local 12 (Cincinnati)

  A Living Legacy: Korey Stringer Institute Works to Prevent Sudden Death in Athletes

• August 4, 2020
  Wag

  Whither Tokyo’s Summer Olympics?

• August 4, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  UConn Researcher Awarded $10M USDA Grant for Project to Decrease Use of Antibiotics in Poultry

• August 3, 2020
  Kiplinger

  Former Baseball Player Doug Glanville Opens Up About Race, Sports During a Pandemic, and His Transition to a New Career

• August 3, 2020
  WFSB-TV, Hartford

  Experts Discuss If Reopening Schools Will Help the Economy

• August 3, 2020
  WFSB-TV, Hartford

  UConn Receives Multi-Million-Dollar Grant to Develop Chickens Without Antibiotics

• August 3, 2020
  WNYC Radio

  Communal Pondering in a Noisy World

• August 3, 2020
  For Women First

  3 Surprising Ways Your Morning Routine Can Affect Your Heart Health

• August 3, 2020
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  Listening and Learning the Sounds of Different Insects

• August 3, 2020
  Medium

  Should Plants and Animals That Relocate Because of Climate Change Be Considered Invasive?

• August 3, 2020
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  Greenwich’s Brunswick Changes ‘Headmaster’ Title to ‘Head of School’

• August 1, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  Connecticut’s COVID-19 Numbers Remain Low, but is Rate of Transmission Cause for Concern?

• August 1, 2020
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  Will They Get a COVID Vaccine? Three Connecticut Health Experts Weigh In

July 2020

• July 31, 2020
  Connecticut Public Radio

  Scars To Prove It: Living Through Animal Attacks

• July 31, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  Who Decides When Schools Close if Students, Staff Contract Coronavirus or Cases Spike Locally?

• July 31, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  As Youth Sports Return to Connecticut, Leagues Balance a Return to Normalcy

• July 31, 2020
  Kiplinger

  A Level Playing Field

• July 31, 2020
  Wisconsin Public Radio

  The First Gene-Altered Squid Has Thrilled Biologists

• July 30, 2020
  News 8 WTNH-TV

  Expert Discusses Big News in Alzheimer’s Research

• July 30, 2020
  Pinstriple Alley

  The Yankees Could Not Pass on Eric Cressey’s Success

• July 30, 2020
  Pure Wow

  The Absolute Best Tips for Running in the Summer Heat, According to the Pros

• July 30, 2020
  The New Yorker

  The Perils of “People of Color”

• July 30, 2020
  Gizmodo

  Shady Stem Cell Therapies Can Cause Tumors, Infections, and Death, Doctors Report

• July 30, 2020
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  Sandy Hook Father: Remington Using Bankruptcy to ‘Dodge responsibility’

• July 30, 2020
  FBI

  Remembering Wayne Davis

• July 30, 2020
  Psychology Today

  How to Help Children Navigate Back-to-School Debates

• July 29, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  Lamont Urges Mask-Wearing Among Young People, as Research Suggests Important Benefits in Fighting Spread of COVID-19

• July 29, 2020
  Woman's World

  Six Natural Bloating Remedies That Work Fast

• July 28, 2020
  The CT Mirror

  A Quarter of Students Went MIA When COVID Closed Schools. Could Holding Live, Online Classes Lure Them Back?

• July 28, 2020
  Fox 61

  The L.M.G.: A New Greeting For a New Era

• July 28, 2020
  For Women First

  6 Superfoods That Tame Stress and Tension

• July 28, 2020
  Medium

  Reopening Schools: Mental Health vs. Health & Safety?

• July 27, 2020
  The New York Times

  Democrats, Don’t Take the Bait on Trump’s Memory Test

• July 27, 2020
  Healio

  Study Finds Interest in Online Dietary Support Among Adults with Kidney Failure

• July 27, 2020
  Scientific American

  Policy Can Clash with Affordable Housing

• July 27, 2020
  Realtor.com

  The Surprising Ways Race Remains a Factor in Mortgage Lending

• July 27, 2020
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  Opinion: Declining COVID Cases: A New England Thing?

• July 27, 2020
  The Hill

  Desegregation is the Key to Thriving Suburbs

• July 27, 2020
  Worcester (Mass.) Telegram

  National Controversy Over Native American Mascots Reaches Central Mass.

• July 27, 2020
  Woman's World

  4 Simple Tips to Wake Up With a Healthier Heart

• July 27, 2020
  The Hartford Courant

  A Vice-Presidential Pick, Even in Defeat, Can Go On to Make a Difference

• July 26, 2020
  Hearst Connecticut Media

  UConn Professor Wanted Baseball Therapy for Dementia to Become a National Pastime

• July 24, 2020
  WILI-AM Radio (Willimantic, Conn.)

  Alethea Kavarnos ’20 On Student Film “Locked Out”

• July 23, 2020
  Connecticut Public Radio

  Seeing The Cracks In Controversial Statues

• July 23, 2020
  Fox 61

  COVID-19 Pool Testing, Would It Work Here?

• July 23, 2020
  WILI-AM Radio (Willimantic, Conn.)

  New UConn Provost Carl Lejuez With Wayne Norman