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UT scientists, students help U.S. Geological Survey develop model to predict algal bloom toxins

July 29, 2016

Researchers at the UT Lake Erie Center are assisting the U.S. Geological Survey develop a model to estimate the level of harmful algal blooms in Ohio waters.


Aug. 4 rap concert at UT canceled

July 29, 2016

The Art of Rap Festival with Ice-T, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Naughty by Nature has been canceled.


Half-price Rocket football season tickets available for UT faculty, staff and retirees

July 28, 2016

The University of Toledo faculty and staff, as well as UT retirees, may purchase up to two Rocket football season tickets at half price. Season tickets for UT faculty, staff and retirees are as low as $40. Ticket prices for UT faculty and staff range from $92.50 for Sideline A seats to $40 for the ...


Men’s basketball honored for academic excellence for second time in three years

July 28, 2016

The UT men's basketball team is a recipient of the National Association of Basketball Coaches Team Academic Excellence Award.


Services set for UT business student

July 27, 2016

Memorial services for Sierah Joughin, a student in the UT College of Business and Innovation, will take place this week.


Students to share water research findings at UT Lake Erie Center

July 27, 2016

College students from across the nation who conducted research this summer at UT's Lake Erie Center will share their results Wednesday, July 27.


Behind the scenes of Art on the Mall

July 26, 2016

Take a peek behind the curtain and see how Ansley Abrams-Frederick, the UT Alumni Office, volunteers and sponsors make Art on the Mall possible.


UT Human Donation Science Program celebrates milestone

July 25, 2016

The 100th student will graduate from UT's Human Donation Science Program this week.


Toledo Farmers’ Market returns to Health Science Campus

July 25, 2016

Mark your calendar: The Toledo Farmers' Market will return to UT's Health Science Campus starting Wednesday, July 27.


UT researchers partner with Green Ribbon Initiative to identify invasive plant species

July 22, 2016

How to manage invasive plants that are prevalent in the Oak Openings Region is the focus of UT researchers working with the Green Ribbon Initiative.


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