UToledo is leading an effort to collect data about suspected mild and moderate local cases of COVID-19 in the Toledo region through an online survey.

The 2020 State of the University speech will be published to utoledo.edu/video and shared with the campus community via email at the time it was originally scheduled to be delivered live, at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 7.

At the direction of Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, The University of Toledo announced Tuesday it will continue remote work arrangements through May 1.

Students in in kindergarten through eighth grade are invited to join the Rocket Spring Reading Program for a chance to receive a free ticket to the Toledo football home opener.

In the first week, 554 students attended live online Supplemental Instruction sessions, and more than 100 students received live online tutoring through the Learning Enhancement Center, with the majority of e-tutoring for math and chemistry.

The UToledo College of Arts and Letters is presenting regular performances online.

Richard Swaine will serve as chief executive officer of The University of Toledo Medical Center, effective April 18.

To provide extra protection for patients and employees, The University of Toledo’s outpatient pharmacies are offering new ways for individuals to receive their prescription medications without having to enter a pharmacy during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

As part of The University of Toledo’s efforts to minimize opportunities for potential exposure during the COVID-19 pandemic, the University Health Center on Main Campus has been closed.

The Red Flag Campaign, which had been planned to be set up in Centennial Mall during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, was instead set up in Goddard Field to still raise awareness of red flags in relationship violence during the coronavirus pandemic.