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From Treadmill to 3D Imaging: 2 UToledo Scientists Rethink Ultrasound

September 29, 2026

Inspired by a routine cardiac stress test, a patent-pending technology could one day let doctors capture real-time 3D images of the heart while a patient is still exercising — and extend ultrasound monitoring to battlefields, space and other high-stress environments.


Alumni Film ‘Looking at Madness’ to Screen on Campus Oct. 2

September 29, 2026

Written and directed by alumnus Robby Brumfield and starring award-winning alumna Christina Pinciotti, the film follows a Chicago actress struggling with her mental health.


Freshwater Plastic Pollution Expert to Present Guest Lecture on Monday

September 29, 2026

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry will host Dr. Sherri “Sam” Mason of Gannon University for the second annual Arthur H. Black Science Education and Research Lecture.


Professor’s New Book Ties Interpretation to Reading, Not Method

September 28, 2026

Dr. Andrew Mattison's "Reading the Literary Past" traces four centuries of literary criticism — and finds an unexpected echo in the summer's debate over Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey."


Ritter Planetarium to Screen ‘Spooky Space’ in October

September 28, 2026

The seasonal favorite exploring cosmic connections to Halloween will screen at 1 p.m. Saturdays through Oct. 31.


UToledo Biophysicist in Japan to Continue Cell Research as Fulbright Scholar

September 26, 2026

College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics associate professor Dr. Aniruddha Ray is working alongside researchers at the Institute for Life and Medical Sciences based at Kyoto University.


UToledo Cuts Ribbon on Expanded Health Science Campus Solar Array

September 25, 2026

Supported by First Solar and the Student Green Fund, the expansion more than doubles the array's capacity for clean energy production.


Fall Engineering Career Expo

September 25, 2026

Approximately 800 students and alumni attended Thursday’s event at Savage Arena to network with company representatives.


Rocket Marching Band Trumpeter Answers Call as Blood Stem Cell Donor

September 25, 2026

Luke Boyd, a sophomore Pharm.D. major and member of the Rocket Marching Band, joined the NMDP registry through the band and was matched as a lifesaving blood stem cell donor.


New NASA Space Probe Counts UToledo Astronomer Among Champions

September 24, 2026

Dr. J.D. Smith, a professor of astronomy and director of the Ritter Astrophysical Research Center, helped lead the development of PRIMA’s core science program.