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Fourth new UT police officer sworn in [video]

May 17, 2012

Watch a video about the UT Police Department's latest hire, Officer Justin Marsh.


Law student’s article on Great Lakes Compact receives statewide award

May 17, 2012

Recent UT College of Law graduate M. Zack Hohl won the Ohio State Bar Association’s 2012 Environmental Law Award for his paper on “The Great Lakes Compact: States Suffering From Withdrawal.”


Second class of teacher LEADERS announced

May 17, 2012

Twelve teachers from Toledo Public Schools and school districts in Monroe County, Michigan, will start taking classes at UT in June. The group is part of the Leadership for Educators: Academy for Driving Economic Revitalization in Science.


UT coaching legend to be inducted in MAC Hall of Fame

May 16, 2012

Toledo men's basketball coaching legend will be inducted in the Mid-American Conference Hall of Fame Thursday, May 17.


Academic Health Center BioRepository established to advance clinical research

May 16, 2012

Promedica and UT have opened the Academic Health Center BioRepository, which will enhance medical research efforts.


UT offers summer program for gifted, talented creative children [video]

May 16, 2012

Register for the Gifted, Talented, Creative Summer Camp 2012, which will take place Monday through Friday, June 25-29.


Three more Rockets sign NFL free agent contracts

May 15, 2012

The Rockets have the most free agent signees in school history —  seven. Read about three players who signed contracts.


President outlines administrative organizational changes, cites need for national prominence, provost recruitment

May 15, 2012

President Lloyd Jacobs highlights some recent administrative changes.


School-record eight women named to All-MAC track and field team

May 14, 2012

Emma Kertesz was named the conference Most Valuable Performer and led the Rockets at the MAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships, where a school-record eight members made the All-MAC team.


Ohio’s academic health-care industry has strong economic impact on state

May 14, 2012

$42.6 billion — that's the economic impact Ohio medical colleges and teaching hospitals had on the state in 2011.