As president of the UToledo Rocket Disc Golf Club, junior Mark Dembowski has worked to promote the sport, including being interviewed for a 13 ABC feature story.

Source: Engineering Student Introduces Disc Golf to Community | UToledo News

Unleaded 88 fuel gives lower gas mileage than regular unleaded but with fewer carbon emissions. So, should you put it in your vehicle? That depends.

Source: Unleaded 88 fuel: What drivers need to know

Dyontae Johnson has always been curious about how things work. In December he will graduate with a degree in mechanical engineering.

Source: Senior Linebacker’s Interest in Engineering Spurred by His Late Father | UToledo News

Dr. Ryan Sochol, an associate professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Maryland, will give the free, public lecture at 1 p.m. in Nitschke Auditorium Room 1000.

Source: ‘Games Without Frontiers’ Focus of Oct. 28 Engineering Distinguished Lecture Series | UToledo News

Andrew Thomas, a fifth-year computer science and electrical engineering student, is co-founder and president of the club, which is ranked as the No. 1 curling team in the nation.

Source: UToledo Curling Club Sweeps the Competition in David vs. Goliath Tale | UToledo News

SSOE Group, an internationally ranked architecture and engineering firm, is excited to publicly announce the firm’s increased focus on STEM and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) that will deliver on all three tenets of their vision of designing and building the future for their clients, colleagues, and communities. The firm—which will celebrate its 75th year in 2023—with CEO Vince DiPofi, PE, and his wife, Sandra, is making a combined contribution to the University of Toledo.

Source: SSOE Group and CEO Vince DiPofi Announce Combined Multi-Year Gift to the University of Toledo College of Engineering to Empower a More Diverse Future – SSOE Group

Elly Filas was certain her future was in medicine. As a junior, she discovered her passion for environmental engineering — and that’s when her career path became clear.

Source: Goal of Helping People Brings Graduate to Environmental Engineering | UToledo News