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Gaber delivers a video State of the University Address recognizing our resilient campus leadership amidst a global pandemic Watch Video Read More -- INSPIRING DIALOGUE UToledo is at the forefront of key election year conversations from Ohio's political battleground Read PROTECTING HEALTH UToledo is developing solutions to prevent and treat global health challenges Read Fueling Tomorrows Ready to be a Rocket? We're looking for students like you Apply Today INNOVATING EDUCATION UToledo is training specialized graduates for diverse fields Read EMPOWERING CHANGE UToledo advocates for human rights, social justice and equal opportunity Read POWERING DISCOVERY UToledo is developing new technologies to fuel a more efficient future Read Trailblazing Power Department of Energy awards UToledo Physicist Yanfa Yan $4.5 million to develop next-generation solar panel made with new, ultra-high efficiency material Read -- Advancing Solutions UToledo is deploying innovative tools to protect drinking water Read CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 2019 UToledo awarded 2,070 degrees during fall commencement Dec. 14 Watch Ceremonies Read more -- FULFILLING DREAMS For several students, family was literally at their side leading up to commencement. Read -- Powering Opportunity Visit campus and find your tomorrow at Fall Preview Day Nov. 5 Register Now -- Protecting Health UToledo research suggests new exposure guidelines for toxic algal blooms Read -- Safeguarding Water UToledo study finds drones are a useful tool for monitoring harmful algal booms Read -- FUELING TOMORROWS UToledo launches new brand highlighting personal stories and building Rocket pride Watch Read -- Powering Space Flight U.S. Air Force awards UToledo physicists $7.4 million to develop solar technology that can provide power for space vehicles using sunlight. Read -- Creating Champions Rockets kick off 2019 football season Read Get Tickets -- Rocketing Forward Support UToledo’s Third Annual Day of Giving Oct. 15 and 16. Give -- Launching Rocket Week UToledo President and Toledo Mayor kick off week of events ahead of home opener Sept. 14. Read -- Launching Futures Explore what’s possible. Become a UToledo Rocket. Apply -- Recognizing Potential UToledo student awarded competitive NSF Fellowship to advance suicide and opioid misuse research. Read -- Transforming Energy Researchers discover new material to harness solar power. Read -- Monitoring Radon UToledo research connects the proximity of fracking to higher household concentrations of radon gas, the second leading cause of lung cancer in the U.S. Read Watch -- Star Search UToledo astronomer wins observing time on NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope after most competitive cycle in history. Read -- Register for Rocket Launch If you've been accepted to , registration for our orientation program, Rocket Launch, is now open! Register Now -- MAC Tournament champions! The Toledo softball team won its first Mid-American Conference Tournament and an automatic bid to the NCAA Regionals. Read -- CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 2019 We celebrated nearly 3,000 candidates for degrees during spring commencement May 4 Watch -- FUELING TOMORROWS President Gaber recognizes people who impact UToledo’s future in State of the University address Read Story Watch Speech -- Cheers to home values UToledo study finds craft breweries increase residential property values. Read More -- Big Event gives back More than 1,200 volunteers pitched in around the city during the annual student-run service project. Read More -- Side Effects Explained While investigating why cholesterol-lowering drugs called statins cause negative side effects, cellular chemists discover several previously unknown benefits. Read More -- Making the match Fourth-year medical students learn where they’ll continue their training to be the next-generation of physicians Read More Watch -- UToledo graduate programs ranked among nation’s best Nursing, Law and others featured in U.S. News and World Report’s 2020 Best Graduate Schools Read More -- Curbing Asian carp invasion UToledo scientists capture first newly hatched invasive grass carp within Great Lakes watershed. Read More -- Instrumental heritage UToledo music education professor awarded Fulbright to study world history of teaching music literacy through folk songs. Read More -- Protecting the source of wine UToledo scientists discover insects hijack reproductive genes of grape vines to create own living space on plant. Read More -- Powering a sustainable future UT chemical engineer pioneering a new method for factories to approach environmental stewardship and fight pollution. Read More Watch -- New tech to fight toxins UT microbiologist identifies Lake Erie bacteria that degrades microcystin released by harmful algal blooms and naturally purifies water. Read More -- Women in History UT history scholar awarded NEH fellowship to write book about one of the few women who ran a large plantation in the early American South. Read More -- Campus Preview Day Visit us during Campus Preview Day, Monday, February 18, to see what being a UT Rocket is all about. Register Today -- Problem Solving to Protect Water UT’s Tom Bridgeman, co-leader of Ohio’s Harmful Algal Bloom Research Initiative, featured in new video showing progress made in statewide effort to find solutions to toxic algae in Lake Erie. Watch Read More -- The Beer Professor Neil Reid, UT professor of geography and planning, to give keynote address at Wisconsin Hop Seminar about impact of the craft beer revolution on the American hops industry. Read More -- Fighting Infection UT scientist receives $2.1 million NIH grant to study a fungal infection that can interfere with cancer treatment. Read More -- CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 2018 We celebrated 2,115 candidates for degrees during fall commencement Dec. 15 Watch Ceremonies Read more -- Growing Recognition A biomaterial developed at UT to help grow new bone has been named one of the year’s most exceptional innovations. Read More -- Spring registration Open Plan for next semester now View registrations dates -- Paving savings UT engineers create method for ODOT to save millions of dollars on road pavement projects. Read More Watch -- It’s not too late to apply! Spring semester begins Jan. 14 Apply -- Lighting the Way Discovery of single material that produces white light could boost the efficiency and appeal of LED bulbs. Read More -- ROCKETS HEADED TO BAHAMAS FOR BOWL GAME UT to play Florida International in Dec. 21 Makers Wanted Bahamas Bowl. Read More Get Tickets -- FALL COMMENCEMENT Saturday, Dec. 15 Information Watch ceremonies -- BEST FOR VETS COLLEGE UT recognized as a top school in the U.S. for supporting student veterans. Read More Learn about admissions -- Lake Erie Leadership State honors UT algae expert for leadership of Ohio Harmful Algal Bloom Research Initiative. Read More Watch -- Where Everything Flows UT rock-and-roll scholar analyzes The Beatles’ White Album as psychedelic music to mark 50th anniversary. Read More. -- Danger lurking in processed foods UT researchers find common fiber additive in processed foods migh...