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UToledo Men’s and Women’s Basketball Teams to Host Kids Days

December 17, 2024

At the men's basketball game on Friday, Jan. 10, and the women's basketball game on Saturday, Dec. 28, admission is free for children 12 and younger who dress as their favorite superhero, princess or player.


UToledo Graduation

December 16, 2024

UToledo recognized fall graduates with a pair of ceremonies on Saturday, Dec. 14, conferring nearly 1,500 degrees and graduate certificates.


UToledo Fall Commencement

December 13, 2024

UToledo will recognize fall graduates with a pair of ceremonies on Saturday, Dec. 14, conferring nearly 1,500 degrees and graduate certificates.


UToledo to Host “Walk In Weeks” For Admissions

December 13, 2024

Prospective students can apply to UToledo for free and get a same-day admission decision at a pair of events coming up in December and January.


Spacing Out: Multicolored Meteor Shower Peaks

December 12, 2024

Dr. Michael Cushing, a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and director of the Ritter Planetarium, discusses the annual geminid meteor shower, which is nearing its peak.


Spacing Out: The Effects of Light Pollution

November 25, 2024

Dr. Michael Cushing, a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and director of the Ritter Planetarium, describes how city lights decrease the numbers of stars that can be seen with the naked eye and in some cases interrupt biological processes.


Recruiting Future Nurses of America

November 21, 2024

Dr. Kathleen Mitchell, an assistant professor and assistant dean of student affairs in the College of Nursing, discusses how UToledo prepares future nurses for jobs in a wide variety of clinical settings.


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.


Secrets Revealed During a Seiche

November 13, 2024

Dr. Todd Crail, a Distinguished University Lecturer in the Department of Environmental Sciences, explains how a seiche, which occurs when wind pushes water from one side of a lake to the other, can allow researchers to see things that would otherwise be hidden from view.


Spacing Out: Defining the Rare ‘Fireball Meteor’

November 13, 2024

Dr. Michael Cushing, a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and director of the Ritter Planetarium, talks about fireball meteors, which can put on a spectacular light show.