Crosbie in the Hartford Courant, Giannaros and Sanders on NBC Connecticut, Brassem in National Jeweler

An article by Michael Crosbie, department chair of CETA Architecture, appeared in the Hartford Courant on April 4. Crosbie discussed an exhibit at the Westport Historical Society that highlights classic buildings designed and built in Westport between 1934 and 1973. Crosbie wrote “The exhibit is one of various efforts in Connecticut to identify and ultimately to protect modern buildings at risk — namely houses.” Read the rest of the article on courant.com.

Demetrios Giannaros, a professor of economics in the Barney School of Business, was interviewed for a story that aired on NBC Connecticut on April 5. Giannaros talked about taxation fairness and economic development.

William Sanders, a professor of multimedia design and development, was a live guest on NBC Connecticut on April 2. Sanders talked about the hype surrounding the new iPad and whether people should buy it immediately or wait. Sanders suggested waiting.

An article by Jan Brassem, an adjunct faculty member in the Barney School, appeared in National Jeweler magazine on April 1. Brassem wrote about “the not-so secret allure of silver.” Read the article on nationaljewelernetwork.com.