The Blade


To the Editor: Future Bright for UToledo

June 30, 2026

Patrick J. Kenney, who recently concluded his term on the UToledo Board of Trustees, reflects on the positive momentum of the University as a driver of opportunity, innovation and healthcare. 


Almost Over, Lake Erie’s Mayflies Signal Health

June 30, 2026

Dr. Thomas Bridgeman, a professor of ecology and director of the UToledo Lake Erie Center, discusses mayfly distribution around the shores of western Lake Erie.


Moderately Intensive Algal Bloom Predicted for Western Lake Erie Starting in July

June 30, 2026

Dr. David Kennedy, a professor of medicine, discusses his ongoing research into the health effects of toxins found in the harmful algae blooms that annually affect western Lake Erie.


Ohio Bill Would Grant More Power, Funding to UToledo Civic Center

June 25, 2026

The University of Toledo’s Institute of American Constitutional Thought and Leadership would become a full-fledged school of the University under legislation proposed by state Sen. Jerry Cirino (R., Kirtland).


Toledo Athletic Director Announces Town Hall Meetings

June 25, 2026

University of Toledo Athletic Director Tom Moreland announced two town hall meetings, allowing fans and alumni to get an inside look at the current state of Toledo Athletics.


UToledo Offers Free Lecture Series on International Relations

June 25, 2026

The University of Toledo will host a free series on international relations at the Toledo Lucas County Public Library’s main branch.


High Schoolers Take a Bite at Business at University Summer Camp

June 25, 2026

Nearly 40 local high school students pitched their T-shirt business plans at the Neff College of Business and Innovation as part of the RISE Into Business summer camp.


UToledo Panel Mulls America’s Readiness for ‘The Economy of The Future’

June 25, 2026

A UToledo panel of experts, during a Perspectives event on Wednesday, generally agreed that the United States is ready for the economy of the future as artificial intelligence changes it at an unprecedented rate and scale.


Indie Movie ‘Method’ Trains Locals to Handle Film Sets

June 25, 2026

Dr. Matt Foss, a UToledo professor of theater, wrote the independent film, which was shot in the Toledo area on a budget of approximately $400,000.


Ohio ‘Very Close’ to Repealing Death Penalty, Leading Advocate Says

June 23, 2026

Dr. Renee Heberle, a professor of political science and co-director of the Law and Social Thought Program, discusses Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's ability to commute sentences and influence lawmakers and public opinion.