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Dorothy MacKenzie Price Piano Series Returns This Weekend

March 24, 2025

This two-day series encompasses the debut of a piano competition for young musicians and a free, public master class and recital by the celebrated Lomazov/Rackers Piano Duo.


Match Day Fulfills Lifelong Dreams for UToledo Medical Students

March 21, 2025

Nearly 170 fourth-year medical students learned today, March 21, where they’ll embark on residency training as they continue their medical education.


UToledo Receives Education Marketing Awards for Branding Campaign

March 21, 2025

The Power To Do brand was awarded gold in seven categories.


UTMC Trauma Team Offers Response Training for Bleeding Injuries

March 21, 2025

Stop the Bleed teaches individuals how to properly use pressure, dressings and tourniquets to control life-threatening bleeding in an emergency.


Donations Needed for April 15 Rocket Thrift Shop Event

March 21, 2025

New or gently used clothing and small housewares donations will be accepted until April 9.


Ph.D. Student Maps Nigerian Meningitis Belt to Improve Public Health

March 20, 2025

Olawale “Femi” Oluwafemi is on the cusp of defending a dissertation through the Spatially Integrated Social Sciences program in the Department of Geography and Planning.


Rockets Open 2025 WBIT at Savage Arena vs. Minnesota Tonight

March 20, 2025

Tipoff against the Big Ten foe is at 7 p.m. on ESPN+.


Voting Rights Scholar to Present Cannon Lecture

March 20, 2025

Atiba R. Ellis of the Case Western Reserve University School of Law will present “Democracy and Inclusion in the Post-Civil Rights Era” in the McQuade Law Auditorium at noon on March 26.


UToledo to Celebrate R1 Classification with April 2 Event

March 19, 2025

Campus and community members are invited to the research showcase in Savage Arena to connect with faculty and student researchers and learn more about their innovative work.


Latino Culture Summit

March 19, 2025

UToledo hosted the Latino Culture Summit on Tuesday, with more than 300 high school students in grades nine through 12 on Main Campus to participate in a resource fair with information about the University’s majors, student and community organizations, scholarships and a panel with current Latino students who shared their campus experiences.