Following the $22 million renovation of the North Engineering Building, Palmer Hall will be razed and replaced by a new academic quad.

Source: Palmer Hall Demolition Begins With Help From University President | UToledo News

Funded by the National Science Foundation, the free, one-week cybersecurity summer camp will teach high school students how to safeguard their online presence.

Source: UToledo to Train Teenagers in Cybersecurity June 10-14 | UToledo News

The faculty members are Dr. Liang Cheng, Dr. Wissam AbouAlaiwi, Dr. Heba Abdel-Rahim and Dr. Kasey Tucker-Gail.

Source: 4 UToledo Faculty Complete MAC Academic Leadership Development Program | UToledo News

Dr. Glenn Lipscomb, who joined UToledo in 1994, is a Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering.

Source: Engineering Faculty Member Honored by MAC for Commitment to Student Success | UToledo News

Dr. Serhan Guner, associate professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, is the author of a new report on behalf of the National Cooperative Highway Research Program.

Source: UToledo Engineering Professor Publishes Report on Bridge Analysis Models Across United States | UToledo News

The College of Engineering’s Dr. Joseph Lawrence and Dr. Meysam Haghshenas contributed behind-the-scenes research toward the largest civil works infrastructure component ever produced by 3D printing in the United States.

Source: UToledo Researchers Support Cutting-Edge Repair Technique at Soo Locks | UToledo News

The student organization has represented UToledo in Formula SAE for three decades.

Source: Rocket Motorsports Prepares for Competition in New Space in North Engineering | UToledo News

Tim Cullaz is the first student to receive a dual-institution Ph.D. in mechanical engineering between UToledo and École Nationale d’Ingénieurs de Brest in France.

Source: Graduating French Exchange Student is Pioneer of New Engineering Project | UToledo News

Jacob Kahl took advantage of UToledo’s GEARSET program and will receive his bachelor’s degree on May 4.

Source: Graduating Mechanical Engineering Student Finds Fast Track to Dream | UToledo News

Graduating Saturday, Anthony Inkrott is set to join the Defiance County Engineer’s Office.

Source: Civil Engineering Student Continues Family Legacy in Career | UToledo News