Secor Road has reopened in time for the start of the Fall semester. The road has been closed since January 3 for a full bridge replacement, hindering student flow and increasing car traffic on campus. The bridge opened one-lane traffic in both directions on August 23. West Centennial Mall (the space between Wolfe Hall, Memorial Field House, and the Student Union) was complete in time for the start of the Fall semester as well, with previous desire paths between buildings now

The University of Toledo became “Tobacco Free” in 2014, but, despite the ban, vaping is still evident on main campus.

A decline in the number of meal plans sold has forced Chartwells to reduce the hours of operations of its two main dining areas on campus

A group of individuals gained access to the roof of University Hall on Mar. 18 and unfurled a pair of banners showing support for Palestine

Toledo will see a partial solar eclipse from 1:56 to 4:26 p.m. on Apr. 8

In February, the University of Toledo Board of Trustees approved a proposed $400 million master plan update

the “Unissued Diplomas” exhibition shares stories of 40 Ukrainian students whose lives were taken during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

It was announced in February that Dr. Scott Molitor will continue as interim provost and executive vice president for academic affairs

With fall semester rapidly coming to a close, T Student Government is slowly making progress on its to-do list.

UToledo's 17-month nationwide search for a new Provost is drawing to an end.

ParkUToledo is “not the villains people want to make us out to be,” according to the non-profit’s Executive Director, Sherri Kaspar. Kaspar was answering questions about parking at UToledo during a Parking Q&A on October 10. ParkUToledo handles all aspects of parking—permitting, ticketing, maintenance, etc.—at the University of Toledo. The agreement between UT and ParkUToledo requires meetings be held twice a year so the campus community can give feedback on parking on campus

The Jesup Scott Honors College will be restructured in the coming weeks, but the changes should be "seamless" for students,

The Communication Department is reviewing a proposal that would eliminate the Mcomm major and turn it into a concentration.

The University provides a variety of complimentary services to assist students.

The University Libraries South Gallery has a full slate of shows this year.