UToledo Sailing Club Charts Impressive Success
The club bested many prominent sailing teams in competitions last fall, including a third-place finish on the first day of racing at the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association National Championship.
Kirk Baird
After Beating Cancer, Nursing Student Back to Complete Her Graduation Goal
Casey Andrews reluctantly paused her education at UToledo to begin chemotherapy in early 2019. Now 23, cancer-free and married, she is scheduled to graduate in August.
Shah Center Director Awarded for Contributions to Engineering Education
Angie Gorny, director of the Shah Center for Engineering Career Development at The University of Toledo, was recently announced as the 2021 recipient of the Alvah K. Borman Award.
Ph.D. Graduate Discovered His Love for Research at UToledo
Govind Sharma Shyam Sunder is co-author of five journal articles, has a patent, a job at Waters Corp. in Milford, Mass., and on Friday will receive his Doctorate in Chemistry.
Engineering Graduate Rewarded for Willingness to Push Educational Boundaries
Following graduation, Breanne Crockett will join Oak Ridge National Laboratory as an associate researcher with long-term plans to pursue a Ph.D. in computer science.
Joining Physician Assistant Studies Program ‘No Brainer’ for Graduate Student
Sarah Felix will graduate with her master’s degree in biomedical science and a concentration in physician assistant studies, and then will decide between one of two job opportunities at a Toledo-area hospital.
Graduate Student Reimagines UToledo Fight Song as Holiday Soundtrack
Micah Lawson knew right away that his version should be slowed down and feature a gentle piano to convey the proper relaxed mood. And, of course, the addition of winter sleigh bells was a fait accompli.
Commode Canvas Provides Artistic Challenge for Fine Arts Freshman
Maria Mauder transformed a toilet into two terrestrial hemispheres — a forest and deep sea — for a toilet-painting contest by Waterhouse Bath and Kitchen Studio in Perrysburg for World Toilet Day.
UToledo Celebrates Native American Heritage Month in November
In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, The University of Toledo will celebrate the history, culture and accomplishments of Indigenous peoples throughout November.
UToledo’s Annual First-to-Launch First-Generation College Celebration Returns Nov. 3
The event begins at 5:30 p.m. with a panel discussion in the Thompson Student Union Ingman Room, featuring University faculty and staff who were the first in their family to go to college, followed by a meet-and-greet mixer at 7 p.m.