‘Does Your Vote Really Count?’ topic of UT Diversity Dialogue Nov. 1

October 31, 2016  By Christine Billau

One week before Election Day, The University of Toledo will explore opinions from millennials surrounding voting and democracy in the latest installment of the Dialogues on Diversity series.
The event titled “Does Your […]

     

Metered parking available to UT community, guests outside Student Union

October 31, 2016  By Meghan Cunningham

A new parking lot configuration near the Student Union is now complete offering guests easier access to quickly use the building’s services and be on their way.
Parking Area 11 to the east […]

     

Catholic studies lecture to examine election, morality

October 31, 2016  By Carly Wiegand

“Morality and the Election: Why Liberals and Conservatives Can’t Understand Each Other” will be the topic of the Center for Religious Understanding’s Annual Murray/Bacik Lecture in Catholic Studies Thursday, Nov. 3, at […]

     

Talmud’s math problem to be explained Nov. 2

October 31, 2016  By Staff

How mathematicians finally solved an ancient numerical quandary will be the topic of a talk Wednesday, Nov. 2.
Dr. Alessandro Arsie, UT associate professor of mathematics, will discuss “A Mathematical Puzzle From the […]

     

Many provide input to strategic planning process

October 31, 2016  By Barbara J. Owens

More than 200 students, faculty and staff participated in the first round of discussion sessions about the University’s future over the last two weeks.
Greater than half of the participants were University […]

     

History of medicine lecture to explore work of early bacteriologist

October 31, 2016  By Rebecca Schwan

The human body’s relationship with bacteria is complex. The microscopic organisms can help us live a healthy life or harm us by causing myriad diseases.
Researchers have long been fascinated by bacteriology, […]

     

Nov. 1 be-WISE-er event to battle substance abuse

October 28, 2016  By Bob Mackowiak

The University of Toledo Chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi, the nation’s largest and oldest co-educational professional business fraternity, will host its second be-WISE-er event on substance abuse Tuesday, Nov. 1, in the […]

     

Researchers use collaborative approach to investigate hypertensive kidney disease

October 28, 2016  By Rebecca Schwan

Nearly 70 million people in the United States have been diagnosed with high blood pressure, putting them at risk for heart attack, stroke and heart failure. And one-third of those individuals with […]

     

Glacity Theatre Collective to present ‘Vaguely Terrifying’

October 27, 2016  By Staff

For its fourth annual Halloween show, the Glacity Theatre Collective will bring Toledo some of the greatest dark tales ever told — with a twist — in “Vaguely Terrifying.”
Creator and director Tori […]

     

UT more bike-friendly with installation of repair stations

October 27, 2016  By Josephine Schreiber

Bike riding around campus just became easier and more convenient. Bike repair stations recently were installed at three locations: Rocket Hall, Palmer Hall and the Student Union.
Each station provides a stand to […]