Dorothy and Georgianna Saloff, Toledo schoolteachers and daughters of an immigrant who arrived in the U.S. with one gold coin, left one of the largest individual gifts in UToledo history and a legacy that will greet every future Rocket.
Read MoreDr. Jeanine Refsnider, a professor of ecology, utilized acoustic and satellite telemetry to determine that northern map turtles steer clear of blooms in western Lake Erie.
The Great Lakes Vascular Institute in Sylvania Township offers free, noninvasive screenings for three common vascular conditions that often have no symptoms.
The free event features a native plant mural unveiling, a bird photography exhibit and hands-on garden service with GUTS from 5 to 7 p.m. Sept. 17.
UToledo has updated its procedures for campus input and encourages the community to regularly check the draft policies website.
The Counseling Center, which is now part of UToledo Health, will present Light Up the Night on Sept. 10 and host an open house on Sept. 30.
Trust Nwaka was one of only 22 Ph.D. candidates from the U.S. and Canada selected for the competitive program, which brought him to the ACS Fall 2026 Meeting in Chicago.
A $50,000 National Science Foundation grant will fund the next phase of testing for a web-based tool that could flag osteoporosis risk before a fracture ever occurs.
Watch some of the Welcome Weeks highlights in a compilation video from the Office of University Marketing and Communications.
The free, public event is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. near the Veterans Memorial Plaza.
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