Strategic Communicator Named VP of Marketing and Communications
Meghan Cunningham joined UToledo in 2010 and most recently served as executive director of marketing and communications. Her new role is effective May 2.
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U.S. News & World Report Ranks UToledo Graduate Programs Among Nation’s Best
The graduate programs ranking is the latest in a series of recognitions from U.S. News and World Report.
Smithsonian Astrophysicist to Speak at UToledo About How to Take Photo of a Black Hole
The free, public event is 7 p.m. Thursday, April 27, in Rocket Hall Room 1520.
Groundbreaking Research on Male Infertility Lands UToledo Student Goldwater Scholarship
Derek Kluczynski, a third-year Honors biology student from Bedford Township, Mich., has been a research assistant in a laboratory focused on sperm cell biology since his freshman year.
Marathon to Affect Traffic, Parking Lots Beginning April 20
Students, faculty, staff and visitors who may be traveling on or around campus in the coming days are asked to plan ahead for disruptions due to marathon events and traffic.
Reminder: Community Invited to Rocket Spring Festival at UToledo on 419 Day
Rocket Spring Festival begins 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 19, in Centennial Mall, and includes food trucks, music, games, a pep rally and fireworks.
UToledo Awarded $1.5 Million to Fight Algal Blooms in Reservoirs, Rivers Used for Public Water Supply
UToledo researchers will work with the cities of Defiance, Bowling Green and Wauseon to develop new methods for managing harmful algal blooms in reservoirs used for drinking water production.
Florida Journalist, UToledo Alumna to Deliver Commencement Address May 6
Elyse Chengery, a UToledo alumna, will be the keynote speaker at the undergraduate commencement ceremonies at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday, May 6, in Savage Arena.
UTMC Podcast Prescribed Listening Debunks Fake News About Organ Donation
Dr. Obi Ekwenna, a transplant surgeon at UTMC, sorts out the facts from fiction to help families make more informed decisions about whether to donate organs after death or while alive and healthy.
Synchronizing Sensors
Scientists and water treatment plant operators throughout the region visited the UToledo Lake Erie Center last week to give their water quality sensors a tune-up so the smart buoy network is in sync when deployed to monitor algal blooms.