May 14, 2021
Dr. Neil Reid, professor of geography and planning, discusses the economic impact breweries have in small communities. Listen: Craft Beer in Small Town America
May 14, 2021
Dr. Neil Reid, professor of geography and planning, wrote in an op-ed that not only did fewer breweries than expected close, the industry’s footprint actually grew last year. Read: A Toast to the Survival Skills of Craft Breweries During American Craft Beer Week
May 14, 2021
Dr. Celia Williamson, Distinguished University Professor of social work and director of the UToledo Human Trafficking and Social Justice Institute, explains why it’s important in the age of social media for parents to build healthy, open and communicative relationships with their children.
May 14, 2021
Taylor Sasak, a master’s student in the UToledo Department of Environmental Sciences, discusses her discovery that walleye are using a location on a Lake Erie tributary that had been blocked for a century. Read: Walleye Breach the Century Mark
May 14, 2021
Dr. Paul Hong, Distinguished University Professor of global supply chain management and Asian studies, discusses how the supply chain has yet to fully recover from pandemic-related factory closures. Read: Planning on Dining Out in a Columbus Restaurant? Expect to Pay More
May 14, 2021
Drs. Youngwoo Seo and Dae-Wook Kang in the College of Engineering and Dr. Thomas Bridgeman in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics discuss the three-year project to develop enhanced technology for early detection and management of harmful algal blooms.
May 14, 2021
UToledo researchers are collaborating with municipal water treatment plants in Ohio. Read: UT Awarded $1.4 Million to Help Fight Toxic Algae
May 14, 2021
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded UToledo researchers $1.4 million to develop enhanced technology for early detection and management of harmful algal blooms.
May 14, 2021
Dr. Kainan Wang, associate professor of finance, discusses how the use of leveraged exchange-traded funds in institutional portfolios has had an overall adverse effect on performance. Read: Why Even Large Investors get Burned with Leveraged ETFs
May 14, 2021
Dr. Amy Thompson, vice provost for academic affairs, discussed plans for the fall semester and how the University is strongly encouraging all students, faculty and staff to get vaccinated.
