Members of the Jesup Scott Honors College spent their spring break in Riverton City, Jamaica, partnering with a nonprofit to build a hydroponic garden, distribute hygiene kits and create community art.
Read MoreThe nationally recognized installation that confronts myths about sexual assault is in Carlson Library Room 1005 through Thursday before moving to Health Science Campus from April 13 to April 16.
Elizabeth Spalding, a scholar of American political thought from Pepperdine University, will discuss the tension between natural rights and centralized power on April 14.
The chilled water plants will open on both campuses as UToledo moves from building heating to cooling.
Dr. John M. Laux will serve as interim dean of the College of Health and Human Services effective June 1.
Rockets enjoyed the sunshine and lunch at Wednesday’s Student Appreciation Day on Centennial Mall as part of RocketFest 2026’s weeklong celebration of UToledo students.
Dr. Gregory Dick, a University of Michigan professor and researcher, will discuss recent discoveries regarding cyanobacteria and bioactive molecules in Western Lake Erie at the UToledo Lake Erie Center.
The Great Lakes Partnership to Enhance the Nuclear Workforce, led by UToledo, will enhance training and safety programs for the industry.
Graduating law student Eric John Roberts has leveraged his background in public service to become a passionate advocate for disability rights and equity.
As part of the "Your Manga, Your Way" campus exhibition, a panel discussion on April 13 will examine how anime and manga fandoms foster creativity and community building.
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