Dr. Kim Nielsen, professor of disability studies, history and women’s and gender studies at UToledo, will be featured in “American Masters: Becoming Helen Keller,” which premieres locally at 9 p.m. Tuesday on WGTE.
The virtual event, which is the first of the academic year and 16th in the series, is titled “Intersectionality in Intimate Partner Violence” and will take place 6 p.m. Thursday on Webex.
Anastasia King, a visual arts sophomore, is part of a team building a 3D prototype for NASA of a spacecraft that will make history carrying potential evidence of life on Mars back to Earth.
Dr. Mohammad Elahinia received the federal funding to collaborate with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory on a U.S. Department of Defense project that could lead to smaller, lighter aircraft.
The esports games will be streamed by eFuse, the esports platform headquartered in Columbus. Watch UToledo’s games and see their full schedule on the team’s Twitch account.
Scheduled at 10 a.m. today in Nitschke Auditorium, this traditional academic ceremony will commemorate the beginning of the new president’s tenure as part of UToledo’s 2021 Homecoming activities.
Noura Erakat’s free, public lecture titled “We Broke a Dam: The Palestinian Intifada of Unity” is at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Law Center McQuade Auditorium.
Scheduled at 10 a.m. Friday in Nitschke Auditorium, this traditional academic ceremony will commemorate the beginning of the new president’s tenure as part of UToledo’s 2021 Homecoming activities.
Jorden McKenna is earning her master’s degree in biology helping track newly released juvenile lake sturgeon in Lake Erie fitted with acoustic telemetry tags that report the fish’s position.
The University’s research enterprise continues to surge as research dollars for the 2021 fiscal year total more than $65 million, with federal research grants alone jumping 20.9% in one year.
