Kevin Guinan
@kevinguinan.bsky.social
Student journalist at UConn striving to cover local environmental concerns/ relationships. My content can be found on YouTube, SubStack, and The Daily Campus.
Boston’s strides in biking infrastructure is nuanced. Shirley Leung highlighted the hurdles in bike lane progress with the Globe today. As a journalist who has covered bike lanes, and as a cyclist experiencing aggressive drivers daily, I recommend the read! www.bostonglobe.com/2025/08/14/b...
He supported Michelle Wu for mayor. Then the city put a bike lane in front of his Back Bay mansion. - The Boston Globe
It would be easy to paint Boston construction mogul Jay Cashman as anti-bike lane. He insists he’s not that guy.
www.bostonglobe.com
August 14, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Boston’s strides in biking infrastructure is nuanced. Shirley Leung highlighted the hurdles in bike lane progress with the Globe today. As a journalist who has covered bike lanes, and as a cyclist experiencing aggressive drivers daily, I recommend the read! www.bostonglobe.com/2025/08/14/b...
Reposted by Kevin Guinan
Happy birthday to the Connecticut News Guild!
One year ago today, Hearst CT journalists announced we were forming a union.
Since then, we have withstood the company’s union-busting, won an election with 80% of the vote and become official NewsGuild of NY members.
One year ago today, Hearst CT journalists announced we were forming a union.
Since then, we have withstood the company’s union-busting, won an election with 80% of the vote and become official NewsGuild of NY members.
August 8, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Happy birthday to the Connecticut News Guild!
One year ago today, Hearst CT journalists announced we were forming a union.
Since then, we have withstood the company’s union-busting, won an election with 80% of the vote and become official NewsGuild of NY members.
One year ago today, Hearst CT journalists announced we were forming a union.
Since then, we have withstood the company’s union-busting, won an election with 80% of the vote and become official NewsGuild of NY members.
Reposted by Kevin Guinan
Happy to see FIRE and Stanford Daily teaming up on this lawsuit against the administration’s despicable censorship crusade against immigrants. It’s a righteous case. I worry a bit that standing will be used to attack it by dishonest judges.
www.thefire.org/research-lea...
www.thefire.org/research-lea...
Complaint - Stanford Daily Publishing Corporation et al. v. Rubio et al.
FIRE sues to challenge unconstitutional provisions Secretary of State Marco Rubio uses to deport legal immigrants over their speech
www.thefire.org
August 6, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Happy to see FIRE and Stanford Daily teaming up on this lawsuit against the administration’s despicable censorship crusade against immigrants. It’s a righteous case. I worry a bit that standing will be used to attack it by dishonest judges.
www.thefire.org/research-lea...
www.thefire.org/research-lea...
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Congress has decided to claw back previously approved funding for public media.
This decision hurts people in communities across the country, but it has only strengthened our resolve to keep Americans informed and connected. (1/2)
This decision hurts people in communities across the country, but it has only strengthened our resolve to keep Americans informed and connected. (1/2)
July 18, 2025 at 1:28 PM
Congress has decided to claw back previously approved funding for public media.
This decision hurts people in communities across the country, but it has only strengthened our resolve to keep Americans informed and connected. (1/2)
This decision hurts people in communities across the country, but it has only strengthened our resolve to keep Americans informed and connected. (1/2)
@alexputterman.bsky.social Not to scoop your article, but I appreciated your work published with Connecticut Insider about inequality in the state. Well explained with a great amount of links for anyone interested in the research (like me!)
Check it out here:
www.ctinsider.com/news/article...
Check it out here:
www.ctinsider.com/news/article...
Two Connecticuts: How gaps between rich and poor define life in CT
Few places in the United States have inequality quite like Connecticut’s, where extreme wealth and extreme struggle coexist in startling proximity.
www.ctinsider.com
May 19, 2025 at 12:59 PM
@alexputterman.bsky.social Not to scoop your article, but I appreciated your work published with Connecticut Insider about inequality in the state. Well explained with a great amount of links for anyone interested in the research (like me!)
Check it out here:
www.ctinsider.com/news/article...
Check it out here:
www.ctinsider.com/news/article...
Can’t wait for my first ride on an electric bus at UConn ~ Earth Day. Processing this by reporting on the wait with guidance from an expert in UConn’s facility management. Check out my article with The Daily Campus and let me know if you have any experience riding these battery packed buses!
March 13, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Can’t wait for my first ride on an electric bus at UConn ~ Earth Day. Processing this by reporting on the wait with guidance from an expert in UConn’s facility management. Check out my article with The Daily Campus and let me know if you have any experience riding these battery packed buses!
@tmcgillweather.bsky.social I appreciated your recent article on Connecticut Insider focusing on what's been influencing the previous cold weather patterns across the US. I'm currently trying to write an article covering the polar vortex for my student newspaper, any chance you take questions?
February 27, 2025 at 12:58 AM
@tmcgillweather.bsky.social I appreciated your recent article on Connecticut Insider focusing on what's been influencing the previous cold weather patterns across the US. I'm currently trying to write an article covering the polar vortex for my student newspaper, any chance you take questions?