Dr. Andy Jorgensen, associate professor emeritus of chemistry, explains the science of climate change. Read: Earth ‘Has a Fever We Cannot Ignore,’ UToledo Climate Expert Says The post Earth ‘Has a Fever We Cannot Ignore,’ UToledo Climate Expert Says first appeared on UToledo News ..read more

Congratulations to Toledo women’s and men’s basketball for their historic seasons. Both teams tied school records for wins, both teams won the MAC championship titles and both teams were powered by MAC players of the year. The women’s team: •  Won their second-consecutive outright Mid-American Conference regular-season title; •  Won the 2023 MAC Tournament title and an automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament; •  As a 12th seed in the first round of the NCAA tourney, upset No. 5 seed Iowa State, 80-73; •  Advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the first tim ..read more

The free, public talks kick off 10 a.m. March 25 in Wolfe Hall Room 1205 on Main Campus. The post Community Invited to Saturday Morning Science at UToledo first appeared on UToledo News ..read more

The University of Toledo Student Government is conducting debates for the 2023-2024 offices of vice president and president. Vice-presidential candidates Tanner Schultz, a junior biology student, and Christina Charley, a junior pre-nursing student, will debate from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, March 27, and presidential candidates Justin Rose, a junior psychology student, and Lucas Will, a dual-major Spanish and economics student, will debate from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, March 28. Both debates are in the Thompson Student Union Ingman Room and complimentary refreshments will be available. The University of ..read more

Two University of Toledo students studying Japanese in the World Languages and Cultures Department are competing as finalists at the 2023 Ohio Japanese Speech Contest scheduled Saturday, March 25, at the University of Findlay. Chloe McLeod and Danica Baumert will each deliver a speech in front of a judging panel and audience at the contest, which runs from 1 to 4 p.m. Chloe McLeod and Danica Baumert. McLeod, a senior studying chemistry, began learning Japanese on her own about five years ago out of personal interest, she said. She took her first Japanese language course at UToledo last fall ..read more

Project SEED, a program co-sponsored by the American Chemical Society that enables high school students from economically disadvantaged families to conduct eight weeks of research at UToledo and receive a stipend, is accepting applications from high school students through Friday, March 31. Hosted by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry for nearly 20 years, Project SEED provides Toledo-area high school students unique opportunities that include mentorship by UToledo faculty and learning firsthand about chemistry and biochemistry research. Accepted students will: •  Work approximat ..read more

President Gregory Postel and Barbara Floyd, former university archivist and author of “An Institution for the Promoting of Knowledge: The University of Toledo at 150,” discuss the University’s history as part of its sesquicentennial celebrations. Read: Community Support Credited as UToledo Celebrates 150 Years The post Community Support Credited as UToledo Celebrates 150 Years first appeared on UToledo News ..read more

Barbara Floyd, former university archivist and author of “An Institution for the Promoting of Knowledge: The University of Toledo at 150,” discusses the University’s history as part of its sesquicentennial celebrations. The post University of Toledo Celebrates 150 Years first appeared on UToledo News ..read more

Dr. Christine Mayer, professor of aquatic ecology, explains the impact of the annual temperature swings during the changing of the seasons on gizzard shad. The post Hundreds of Fish are Washing Up On the Shores of Northwest Ohio first appeared on UToledo News ..read more

Dr. Sam Nelson, an associate professor of political science, discusses potential criminal charges against a former president. The post Politicians, Experts React to Possible President Trump Indictment first appeared on UToledo News ..read more