On establishing more than $100,000 in fellowship funds:

"It is our responsibility as successful women to stand at the door and let other women in."

University President Radenka Maric, Connecticut Magazine, January 2023

On why the violent religious fervor behind the Jan. 6 Capitol attack should not shock us:

"The riot was a pitch-perfect performance of the kind of white Christian nationalism that has ebbed and flowed throughout American history."

Sociology professor Ruth Braunstein, Time magazine, Dec. 30, 2022

On the doubling of Connecticut's Asian American population since 2000:

"Asian American migration to the state has been part of every industry — from the aerospace industry, to insurance and accounting firms, to the incredible medical research facilities."

History professor and director of the Asian and Asian American Studies Institute Jason Chang, Connecticut Insider, Dec. 29, 2022

On algae as the new kale:

"This crop doesn't require fresh water. Doesn't require land. Doesn't require fertilizer."

Marine sciences professor emeritus Charles Yarish, National Geographic, Nov. 8, 2022

On using fast-growing hemp to make an alternative to plastic:

"There's a reason why they call it weed."

Chemistry professor Greg Sotzing, News 8, Oct. 31, 2022

On what to do if you come across turkeys battling over pecking order:

"If it were me, I would settle in and watch the spectacle!"

Ecology and evolutionary biology professor Chris Elphick, Salon, Nov. 11, 2022

Discuss

No comments so far.

Leave a Reply