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A University of Connecticut researcher launched a mental health program targeted at LGBTQ+ youth called “Tuned In!” The goal is to engage youth and young adults with valuable coping strategies, including mindfulness and self-compassion exercises, as well as meditation and stress reduction activities.
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Molly James, a UConn marine sciences doctoral candidate, talks about the next phase of her team’s project, “Harmony of Nature” — turning data about extreme weather and rising sea level due to climate change into classical music.
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Connecticut coastal towns and cities are being urged to focus on solutions that recreate natural barriers as they seek to protect and preserve their communities from the impact of climate change and sea level rise.
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Aaliyah Edwards had 19 points and 15 rebounds to lead No. 7 UConn to a 67-56 win over 10th-ranked Villanova in the Big East Tournament title game.
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A fire early Friday heavily damaged the University of Connecticut's oldest building, a colonial-style house built in 1769 that is part of the school's historic district. No injuries were reported.
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A federal appeals court has reinstated a lawsuit brought by a former University of Connecticut women’s soccer player who lost her scholarship after she gave the middle finger to a television camera as the Huskies celebrated winning a conference championship.
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The University of Connecticut is conducting a research project to see how pedestrians and drivers interact with each other at intersections with traffic signals.
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A study from the University of Connecticut last month showed the COVID-19 pandemic changed how people viewed their participation in outdoor activities and how they shared their experience across social media.
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A report from a University of Connecticut task force on the response to sexual violence on campus revealed that students lack trust in the way those incidents are handled.
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The University of Connecticut said women’s basketball star Paige Bueckers tore the ACL in her left knee during a pickup game and will miss the entire 2022-23 season.