The University of Toledo welcomed the Class of 2030 to campus with a slate of activities and events that began Friday morning as part of the University's annual Rocket Welcome Weekend to celebrate incoming first-year students.
Read MoreTwo new public service videos provide guidance for the public and healthcare professionals on preventing exposure and recognizing potential health effects.
The Institute’s AI Drug Discovery Core is designed to accelerate UToledo scientific discoveries like one showing a common heartburn drug can help treat drug-resistant breast cancer.
Nathan Goetting, a faculty fellow at the Institute of American Constitutional Thought and Leadership, will lead a colloquium on the absolutist view of free speech on Tuesday.
The new instrument is expected to open valuable opportunities to student and faculty researchers across the University.
Sampriti Senapati joined a research laboratory in UToledo's College of Medicine and Life Sciences before the end of her first semester as a Rocket.
Dr. Pamela Schlembach, Susan Palmer and Matt Rubin are among the 14 Rockets being recognized for outstanding professional achievements, leadership and service that reflect the enduring impact of a UToledo education.
Prospective students can explore careers in cancer care, tour clinical spaces and meet faculty and current students on Sept. 3.
FDA approved, Lungpacer Medical's AeroPace® System uses targeted neurostimulation to strengthen the diaphragm of ventilated ICU patients, helping them breathe on their own faster and reducing the risk of serious complications.
Alex Bordovalos is automating the most time-consuming and labor-intensive elements of an optical technique to measure materials many times thinner than a human hair.
As one of the nation's most comprehensive public research universities, The University of Toledo has a unique opportunity to provide a wide variety of information and expertise on a broad range of topics.
