Why Every Family Should Have a Real ‘Yes Day’ and How to Pull It Off
Dr. Kamala London, professor of psychology, says there’s value in allowing children to have some sense of control.
Tyrel Linkhorn
Museums Afford Quilts, Other Works by Southern African American Artists Long-Due Attention
Ufuoma Ogbemudje, who studies film and art history at UToledo, talks about his curatorial internship at the Toledo Museum of Art, where he’ll assist in creating a special exhibit dedicated to African American artists from the South.
UToledo Astronomers Will Lead Five Projects Using the New James Webb Space Telescope
Dr. J.D. Smith, director of UToledo Ritter Astrophysical Research Center and professor of astronomy, talks about the projects UToledo researchers will lead on the infrared space telescope, which is set to launch into orbit in October.
First Research Projects on New Space Telescope Has UT Astronomers Leading the Way
Astronomers from The University of Toledo will lead five research projects on the new James Webb Space Telescope during the first observing cycle, the sixth-most among institutions worldwide.
Lilac Blooms and Climate Change
UToledo graduate student Stephanie Nummer talks about her research that found climate change is causing lilacs in North America to bloom an average of one day earlier every three years since 1973.
We Must Think About Vaccine Trust From the Perspectives of Undocumented Migrants
Dr. Ayendy Bonifacio, assistant professor of U.S. ethnic literary studies at UToledo, writes in an op-ed that real trust must be built between the U.S. government and undocumented people in order to boost the COVID-19 vaccination rate in the Latinx community, which has one of the lowest vaccination rates of any demographic group in the country.
Antimony Selenide Solar Cell with 6.4% Efficiency
Scientists at The University of Toledo have developed a new process for making environmentally friendly and cost-effective solar cells.
Briggs: Want Full Stadiums? Listen to UT (and Your Doctor) and Get Vaccinated
The University of Toledo men’s basketball team is one of the first college sports programs in the nation to have their entire roster vaccinated against COVID-19 as Rocket Athletics takes a leading role in encouraging student-athletes to get vaccinated.
Local Leaders Say There’s Still Work to be Done
RaShya Ghee, lecturer in the UToledo College of Law, discusses what happens next in the fight for racial equality following the guilty verdict in the George Floyd murder trial.
Reaction to Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict
RaShya Ghee, lecturer in the UToledo College of Law, discusses the guilty verdict in the George Floyd murder trial.