UToledo in the News
UToledo launches new brand showcasing how it is fueling tomorrows
The University of Toledo is changing the way we talk about who we are and where we are headed.
University of Toledo lands major $7.4 million grant from Air Force to develop lighter, flexible and more efficient solar cells
The University of Toledo’s long commitment to solar power has led to a whopping $7.4 million grant over five years to have its physics and astronomy department try to develop lighter and more efficient solar cells for the Air Force.
New class of cancer-killing agents shows promise in destroying cancer stem cells
Scientists at The University of Toledo have discovered that rice husks can effectively remove microcystin from water, a finding that could have far-reaching implications for communities along the Great Lakes and across the developing world.
UToledo breakthrough in how cells link together has implications in proliferation of cancer
For cancer to be successful – from its point of view, anyway – the disease has to find a way to break out beyond its initial foothold and spread throughout the body. Newly published research from The University of Toledo could bring fresh insight into one of the first ways cancers proliferate.
UToledo professors invent safer way to treat prostate cancer
Two innovative professors at The University of Toledo from different fields of expertise teamed up to create a clever, common-sense way to solve a problem in treating prostate cancer, the second leading cause of cancer in men.
A diabetic mouse model from UToledo one of five latest developments
The use of models is a key feature of preclinical studies and in recent months there have been several new advancements in this area. This article investigates five of the latest developments.
UToledo develops drone to monitor algal bloom
UToledo researchers look to filter-feeding fish to develop new way of collecting harmful algae
Researchers at The University of Toledo are using clues from nature to engineer a potential solution to address the annual algal blooms that foul Lake Erie and hundreds of other freshwater lakes across the world.
UToledo research links fracking to higher radon levels in Ohio homes
A new study at The University of Toledo connects the proximity of fracking to higher household concentrations of radon gas, the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States.
Study: Suicide rates rising rapidly among African American teens
Suicide rates among young African Americans have risen dramatically in recent years, according to the findings from an alarming large-scale study out of the University of Toledo.
If you think dangerous lead in schools is limited, think again
While many school districts in the United States have made big pushes to add technology to their campuses, a new federal report makes clear that too many of them have not paid attention to an important health issue: lead. The chemical element is dangerous to children at any level, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
UToledo research has found that communities with mass shootings have four things in common
The debate over mass shootings in the United States has become highly politicised in recent years, and doctors are desperately trying to reclaim the conversation using data and reason.
University of Toledo study finds poverty concentrated in central city
A University of Toledo poverty study commissioned by Toledo City Council found the most severe concentrations of poverty are in Districts 4 and 3.
Medical student earns fellowship to study blood clotting in cancer patients
Innovative research that may explain the precarious connection between lung cancer and serious blood clotting disorders has earned a University of Toledo medical student a fellowship with the North American Society for Thrombosis and Hemostasis.
Doctoral student’s research brings new insight to removing breastfeeding barriers
A new study from The University of Toledo suggests providing more robust support for new mothers who experience stressful life events leading up to the baby’s birth, such as a lost job or a critically ill family member, could improve breastfeeding rates.
UTMC transitioning from Level I trauma center to Level III
Campaign aims to boost nursing numbers in northwest Ohio
Two Toledo medical giants say they’re teaming up for an initiative they hope will give nursing – a profession experts say is experiencing shortages and expanding work requirements – a shot in the arm locally.
Future doctors begin medical journey with white coat ceremony
Chanell Upshaw couldn’t hide her smile outside of Nitschke Auditorium Friday after being cloaked with a white coat, signifying the official beginning of her path toward becoming a doctor.
President elected chair of Inter-University Council
The University of Toledo President Sharon L. Gaber has been elected chair of the Inter-University Council of Ohio.
Leadership team named to prepare for next campaign
A leadership team has been selected to advance The University of Toledo’s fundraising efforts as it prepares for its next campaign.
Interim leaders named to permanent posts
Two longtime campus leaders who were asked this year to take on additional responsibilities on an interim basis have been permanently appointed to those roles.
University of Toledo hires director of military, veteran affairs
University of Toledo has a new director of military and veteran affairs.
UToledo alum, flight director for International space station leading NASA’s launch of commercial crew vehicle
After an eight-year hiatus, NASA is one step closer to rocketing its astronauts to the International Space Station from U.S. soil, instead of buying seats aboard Russian spacecraft.
Making money off of politics isn’t new – it was business as usual in the Gilded Age
When the political leader “Boss” Tweed was arrested in New York on corruption charges in the fall of 1871, among his many assets was a luxury hotel.
Murals brighten up abandoned homes in the historic Vistula District
Some like to paint the town red, but UToledo Art Department alumna Caroline Jardine likes to paint the town blue – covering the windows and doors of abandoned houses with mural panels featuring swirling, psychedelic designs.
UToledo Alumni Association’s 27th annual Art on the Mall
New soccer field on Main Campus named after alumnus/donor
The University of Toledo announced today the new soccer field on Main Campus will be named Paul Hotmer Field in honor of UToledo alumnus and donor Paul Hotmer.
LED message board to be added to Glass Bowl
The University of Toledo, through its partnership with Learfield IMG College, announced the addition of a new LED message board that will debut in the Glass Bowl this fall.
