The Blade


Ask the Expert: Colorectal Surgeon Expresses Importance of Colonoscopies for Young and Old

September 8, 2025

Dr. Stephanie Pannell, a UToledo Health colorectal surgeon, explains her work and talks about the significance of cancer screening.


Therapist or Threat? Mental Health Counselors Confront AI

September 8, 2025

Dr. Jamie Ward, an assistant professor of communication, discusses ethical concerns about the use of artificial intelligence chatbots in lieu of trained therapists.


UToledo Edward Shapiro Lecture to Feature Author Lauren Groff

September 8, 2025

New York Times bestselling author Lauren Groff will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Doermann Theatre.


University of Toledo Aces Fan Experience Test

September 8, 2025

Bryan Blair, vice president for intercollegiate athletics and director of athletics, discusses how UToledo is building on its game day fan experience.


Disarming the Silent Killer: A New Approach to Target Pancreatic Cancer

September 4, 2025

Rejina Shrestha, a doctoral student in the College of Medicine and Life Sciences’ Biomedical Science Program, writes about her research exploring how pancreatic cancer cells are able to survive toxic levels of copper.


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.


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.


Ask an Expert: ER Physicians Navigate Medicine’s Most Unpredictable Environments

September 2, 2025

Dr. Mohammad Moussa, a UToledo Health emergency medicine specialist, discusses his work treating patients with a variety of issues including broken bones, shortness of breath and high blood pressure.


UToledo Researchers Want More Volunteers for Airborne Toxin Study That’s a First of its Kind

September 2, 2025

Dr. David Kennedy, an associate professor of medicine, discusses UToledo's Great Lakes Aerosol Monitoring Research Project to identify the health effects of airborne microcystin exposure in individuals who spend significant time near Lake Erie.


Renovations to Carlson Library Make Student Support Services More Visible

August 28, 2025

UToledo President James Holloway and Jason Toth, senior associate vice president for administration, join staff and students in describing the impact of recent renovations that bring academic support services to the first floor of Carlson Library.