Alumnus Michael Sallah rights wrongdoing through investigative journalism By Laurie B. Davis Michael D. Sallah, A/S ’77, had just begun taking courses in mass communications and the history of journalism at The University of Toledo not long after U.S. President Richard M. Nixon resigned from office. Journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein had uncovered Nixon’s […] Read more »
President Gaber, faculty, men and women of the University of Toledo graduating class of 2017. I am honored to be your commencement speaker. Please allow me to congratulate you on your achievement. I have no doubt there were many long nights when you didn’t know when — and if — this day would arrive. I […] Read more »
Hundreds of Toledo alumni and friends made the trip to Mobile for the Dollar General Bowl on Dec. 23. Although Appalachian State University defeated the Rockets, 34-0, the Alabama hospitality and bowl experience was outstanding. While it was not the result for which we had hoped, we are extremely proud of the significant accomplishments achieved […] Read more »
Why diversity and inclusion are critical to UT Last month The University of Toledo hosted another Diversity Roundtable to gather local leaders from various sectors – including business, health care and higher education – to discuss opportunities and challenges in creating more diverse and inclusive organizations throughout northwest Ohio. As part of our strategic priority […] Read more »
UT adopts Toledo tuition guarantee New students to The University of Toledo will be able to pay the same undergraduate tuition from their first day of college through graduation under the new Toledo Tuition Guarantee plan. Read More – utoledo.edu Read More – toledoblade.com University of Toledo makes progress on strategic plan University of Toledo […] Read more »
Please submit your class note to: Amanda.Schwartz@utoledo.edu ’80s David Joseph Martin (Eng ’80) retired from the Savannah River Plant in Aiken, S.C. Savannah River is a federal facility that produces nuclear material for the U.S. Department of Defense. Martin’s career primarily involved cleanup of radioactive waste. He advanced from engineering into management and continues to […] Read more »
