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Nominations Open for UToledo’s Doing Right Spotlight 2025

November 20, 2024

The Family Business Center is accepting nominations through Nov. 29 for an award honoring family-owned businesses for their philanthropy, community service and ethical leadership.


Trump’s Anti-Trans Ads Were Expensive and Unpopular. So Why Were They His Key Strategy?

November 19, 2024

Dr. Jami Taylor, a professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, discusses the president-elect's strategy of mobilizing social conservatives with anti-trans campaign advertisements.


The Fight to Keep Grass Carp Out of the Great Lakes

November 18, 2024

 Dr. Christine Mayer, a professor in the Department of Environmental Sciences, discusses the efforts being taken to prevent invasive grass carp from gaining a foothold in Lake Erie.


The Big Hurt: How Communities Heal After a Major Loss Results in Collective Trauma

November 18, 2024

Dr. Mojisola Tiamiyu, an associate professor of psychology, discusses ways people can process negative emotions in a constructive manner.


Discussion on Closed vs. Open Immigration Takes Place at UToledo

November 18, 2024

UToledo’s Institute of American Constitutional Thought and Leadership will host a pair of scholars Thursday, Nov. 21, for a moderated discussion on immigration. The event is free and open to the public.


Mycophenolate ‘Comparable, if not Better’ Than Azathioprine for Autoimmune Hepatitis

November 18, 2024

Dr. Bisher Sawaf, an internal medicine resident, talks about his research that looked at how well a pair of immunosuppressive drugs can treat patients with autoimmune hepatitis.


What Trump’s Reelection Could Mean for Transgender Health Care Access

November 15, 2024

Dr. Jami Taylor, a professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, discusses President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign promises to limit transgender healthcare access and ban trans athletes from school sports.


Perspectives Series Examines Modern Leadership

November 15, 2024

Perspectives, a thought leadership series cosponsored by UToledo and The Blade, will kick off with a discussion about leadership in the modern age at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3, in Doermann Theatre.


Can Anyone be Elected to Ohio Statewide Office Without Donald Trump’s Blessing? What About Wooing JD Vance?

November 14, 2024

Dr. Sam Nelson, an associate professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, discusses the potential influence of the president- and vice president-elect in identifying Republican candidates for elected offices in Ohio.


Spacing Out: Leonid Meteor Shower Sunday Night

November 14, 2024

Dr. Michael Cushing, a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and director of the Ritter Planetarium, talks about the history of the annual Leonid Meteor Shower, which will peak late Sunday.