Physics and astronomy doctoral student Hunter Brooks will use next-generation space telescopes to find and study low-mass stars and brown dwarfs in our galaxy.
Read MoreUToledo’s Dr. Shingi Mavima brings a personal and professional interest to the international competition beginning today, June 11.
UToledo Health hosted its annual event Tuesday, honoring the strength, courage and resilience of cancer survivors and those fighting the disease.
Hosted by the UToledo Business Incubator, the annual competition offers technology-focused startups the chance to compete for more than $20,000 in funding.
Dr. Mysoon Rizk, professor of art history, will discuss the intersection of art, disease and activism at a Tuesday, June 16, presentation.
Fans can vote to determine which movie will be shown through online voting, which is open until July 17.
The Africana Studies program is partnering with the New Works Writers Series to present two plays on Friday and Saturday at the Center for Performing Arts.
Alex Hasselbach is among fewer than 100 medical students nationwide recognized annually by the United States Public Health Service.
“Birds in Art: Devotion and Decadence” offers virtual access to 32 works from the museum's permanent collection as it undergoes renovations.
The two-day science and medicine camp welcomed students from 18 regional communities to Health Science Campus.
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