Business Insider June 23, 2020 Generous – and inclusive – sick leave is a must for any business that wants to reopen safely Dr. Marvin Slepian and Andrew Coan write that employers need to offer effective and generous sick leave to safely return to the office.
The Wall Street Journal June 22, 2020 America is reopening. Coronavirus tracing apps aren't ready. Joyce Schroeder: "Everyone needs to be able to make their own choice ... If you're letting your phone be tracked over time, that should be voluntary."
EdScoop June 22, 2020 U. Arizona boosts education accessibility with 'pay-what-you-can' courses Pay-what-you-can programming, massive open online courses and extended corporate partner benefits are allowing thousands of new learners to access UArizona offerings.
The Wall Street Journal June 22, 2020 As coronavirus cases rise in Arizona, new mask rules spark a fight "In Arizona, mask use in public spaces has increased recently, but it's far from universal," said Kate Ellingson.
Arizona Daily Star June 22, 2020 UA senior athletes to benefit from Braccia family's $1.5 million gift to school Andrew and Kirsten Braccia were inspired to make their gift after learning about President Robert C. Robbins' plan to use a "test, trace and treat" strategy.
Forbes June 22, 2020 Fun science games you can play on Twitter Earyn McGee, a herpetology graduate student at the University of Arizona, has been attracting attention on Twitter with her weekly game, #FindThatLizard.
CNN June 22, 2020 Is it safe to stay in a hotel, cabin or rental home yet? Paloma Beamer, an associate professor of environmental health sciences at the University of Arizona, writes about ways to minimize risk of coronavirus infection in hotel rooms.
Poynter June 21, 2020 Conduct on social media may look different for journalists in the future. Let’s start figuring it out now. Jessica Retis led the development of the Master of Arts in Bilingual Journalism, which will prepare journalists to cover complex issues affecting Latinx people throughout the world.
Arizona Daily Star June 20, 2020 Tucson Tech: UA-invented device delivers COVID-19 results in minutes As soon as this fall, patients could be quickly and cheaply tested for the virus that causes COVID-19 with a device invented by University of Arizona optical scientists.
The New York Times June 19, 2020 Copper won't save you from coronavirus While copper does have antimicrobial qualities, Michael Johnson and other experts say you should think twice before buying into many of these products' claims.
