National Geographic May 24, 2020 Contact tracing for COVID-19 will be the most complex health investigation ever Kristen Pogreba-Brown discusses how contact tracing is an indispensable part of breaking the chain of a pathogen's transmission and getting society back on track.
KPNX May 24, 2020 Heading back to the office? Expert provides tips for transitioning family into new routine "Making things as predictable as possible for kids and for parents is going to help cope with the uncertainty as we shift back to a more normal," said Melissa Barnett.
MSNBC May 24, 2020 Fmr. U.S. Surgeon General: No one should take hydroxychloroquine unless doctor prescribes it Richard Carmona says "the evidence, thus far, indicates that (hydroxychloroquine) is not successful in its use as a drug to deal with COVID-19."
The Chronicle of Higher Education May 22, 2020 To keep international students during the pandemic, colleges get creative Officials at the University of Arizona accelerated the Global Campus expansion when international travel restrictions and visa moratoriums were put in place due to COVID-19.
Civil Eats May 22, 2020 Migrant farmworkers, native ranchers in border states hit hardest by COVID-19 Gary Paul Nabhan writes that the coronavirus toll on the many indigenous families has been largely overlooked or dismissed.
Phoenix Business Journal May 22, 2020 Arizona universities appear in new rankings of top US schools The University of Arizona tied for No. 68 overall and tied for No. 29 among public universities in the first QS U.S. University Rankings.
Arizona Public Media May 22, 2020 Already fraught census count further challenged by pandemic Jason Jurjevich discusses the importance of reaching "hard-to-count" populations and how the COVID-19 pandemic has created additional challenges.
Fox News May 22, 2020 NASA sets date to research asteroid Bennu after coronavirus pandemic caused delays The University of Arizona-led OSIRIS-REx mission will swipe a sample from the asteroid Bennu's rocky surface on Oct. 20.
Mic May 21, 2020 What will happen to the environment if we decide to abandon offices for good? Derek Lemoine, an associate professor in the Eller College of Management, discusses the environmental impacts of work-from-home policies.
The Conversation May 21, 2020 Coronavirus reminds you of death – and amplifies your core values, both bad and good Jeff Greenberg, a professor of social psychology at the University of Arizona, writes that thoughts of death triggered by the coronavirus amplify the best and worst in people.
