August 5, 2021
Dr. Paul Hong, Distinguished University Professor of global supply chain management and Asian studies, discusses why paper is in short supply.
July 29, 2021
Dr. Thomas Bridgeman, professor of ecology and director of the UToledo Lake Erie Center, discusses the effects of efforts by farmers to help combat harmful algal blooms. Read: Farmers Make Progress in Keeping Fertilizers out of Ohio Waterways, but Much Work Remains
May 14, 2021
Dr. Paul Hong, Distinguished University Professor of global supply chain management and Asian studies, discusses how the supply chain has yet to fully recover from pandemic-related factory closures. Read: Planning on Dining Out in a Columbus Restaurant? Expect to Pay More
April 26, 2021
Dr. Imran Ali, chair of the Department of Neurology in the UToledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences, discusses managing epilepsy without disrupting professional career. Read: Experts See Former Ohio State QB Justin Fields’ Epilepsy Diagnosis as Manageable in NFL
April 8, 2021
Dr. Ainsworth Bailey, associate professor of marketing and international business, discusses how COVID-19 has impacted the restaurant industry. Read: Central Ohio cities embrace outdoor drinking areas
March 19, 2021
Dr. James Price, UToledo professor emeritus of health education and public health, discusses how the pandemic has exacerbated problems with violence, drug abuse and mental health.
March 9, 2021
Dr. Paul Rega, assistant professor of public health and medical advisor for disaster preparedness at UTMC, will participate in a panel discussion 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 10, titled "History and Public Health — Reflecting on One Year of COVID-19.”
November 20, 2020
Dr. Joel Kammeyer, infectious disease specialist at UTMC and assistant professor in the UToledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences, said families should weigh the risk of gathering for the holidays. Read: Testing spikes ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
November 20, 2020
Dr. Joel Kammeyer, infectious disease specialist at UTMC and assistant professor in the UToledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences, says, “The virus itself doesn’t respect curfews.” Read: Experts say curfew may curb coronavirus spread, but probably not much
November 6, 2020
Evan Zoldan, UToledo law professor, writes in a op-ed that the lawsuit filed by Cincinnati and Columbus to block nuclear bailout fees—seeking to have HB 6 declared an unconstitutional tax—also suggests HB 6 may be unconstitutional “special legislation.” Read: Ohio House Bill 6 lawsuit raises hidden constitutional concern
