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Spacing Out: Spotting September Eclipses Will Require Travel

September 4, 2025

Dr. Michael Cushing, a professor of astronomy and director of Ritter Planetarium, discusses a lunar eclipse anticipated Sept. 7-8 and a partial solar eclipse anticipated on Sept. 21. Neither will be visible in Toledo.


OpenSpot Theatre Workshop Empowers Performers of All Abilities

September 4, 2025

UToledo students in the Disability Studies Program and Department of Theatre and Film will support a six-week acting workshop for adults with developmental disabilities culminating in a performance on Thursday, Oct. 2.


Biggest Party in Toledo

September 3, 2025

Dr. James Holloway, president of UToledo, Bryan Blair, vice president and director of athletics, Dr. Connor Whelan, deputy director of athletics, Casey Johnson, Rocket Dining senior executive chef, and Kevin Mullan, Glass Bowl public address announcer, discuss the football game day experience ahead of the Rockets home opener on Saturday, Sept. 6.


Identifying Young Human Trafficking Victims

September 3, 2025

Dr. Celia Williamson, a Distinguished University Professor of social work and executive director of the UToledo Human Trafficking and Social Justice Institute, discusses a UToledo-developed assessment tool to identify youth who may be at risk or have been trafficked.


UToledo College of Law Hosts Alumni Judges

September 3, 2025

Judges Myron Duhart, Linda Knepp and Michelle Wagner shared their journeys from classroom to courtroom to kick off the College of Law’s 2025-26 Toledo Way Series on Tuesday, Sept. 2.


UToledo Alumni Judges Speak to Students

September 3, 2025

Judges Myron Duhart, Linda Knepp and Michelle Wagner, who earned degrees from the College of Law between 1992 and 1996, kicked off the Toledo Way Series on Tuesday, Sept. 2.


Report Provides Lake Erie Algal Bloom Update

September 3, 2025

Dr. Thomas Bridgeman, a professor of ecology and director of the UToledo Lake Erie Center, explains why western Lake Erie's harmful algal bloom is unlikely to grow any larger before gradually dissipating.


New UToledo Business Dean Focuses on Where the Puck Is Going

September 2, 2025

Dr. Barbara Ritter discusses her leadership style and vision for the future of the John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation.


As Summer Turns to Fall in Ohio, the 2026 Ballot — More Than a Year Away — Is Nearly Full

September 2, 2025

Dr. Sam Nelson, an associate professor of political science, discusses the advantages of launching a state political campaign early as more than a dozen candidates have announced ahead of 2026.


Hunger Pangs: When Your Appetite Calls, Health Experts Say You Should Answer

September 2, 2025

Dr. Srini Hejeebu, a UToledo Health internal medicine specialist, discusses common causes of appetite loss including drugs, alcohol, stress and hormone changes.