A $3.7 million NIH grant will fund the next phase of Dr. Mark Wooten's work on an unconventional vaccine approach that turns the bacterium's own biology against it.
Read MoreThe free, public event begins at 9:30 a.m. Friday in Thompson Student Union and features opportunities to connect with the University’s campus community.
Donations of nonperishable and unexpired food, personal hygiene items, and kitchen and laundry supplies are welcome in blue collection bins in offices across Main and Health Science campuses.
There is no known impact to UToledo campuses, and classes and operations at all UToledo campuses remain unchanged.
Sina Zalbegi won first place in the Ohio Section of the American Water Works Association’s Fresh Ideas competition.
Dr. Mary Anne Franks of George Washington University and Nathan Goetting of UToledo’s Institute of American Constitutional Thought and Leadership will share their perspectives in “Does the First Amendment Actually Protect Free Speech?”
New catheter technology combines two energy sources to improve precision, safety and outcomes for patients with atrial fibrillation and complex heart rhythm disorders.
The MAC opener vs. the Golden Flashes is set for Jan. 3 at 4 p.m. in Savage Arena.
Home games vs. Buffalo and Akron will air on CBS Sports Network.
Dr. Tao Yang, an associate professor and researcher, will explore why a common gut bacterium lowers blood pressure in male rats but raises it in females.
As one of the nation's most comprehensive public research universities, The University of Toledo has a unique opportunity to provide a wide variety of information and expertise on a broad range of topics.
