In honor of World AIDS Day, how would you like to not only see a film but also meet the filmmaker? Tonight at 7 p.m. (Dec. 4), UToledo is presenting a documentary screening of the documentary, "Join the Club," followed by a Q&A with one of its filmmakers, Chris O'Connell. And it's all free! Seating is limited so reserve your free seat in advance at Tix dot com
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Do you know what this weekend is? It's the final weekend to see UToledo's hit holiday comedy play "Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!)!" The Center for Performing Arts was packed last weekend. Don't miss your chance to get your holiday season started with laughter. Shows are at 7:30 p.m. tonight through Saturday and at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Get your tickets today! UToledo dot Tix dot com
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ALT Dancers performing in the UToledo production of "Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!)"
ALT Actors in holiday shirts performing in the UToledo production of "Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!)"
ALT Dancers performing in the UToledo production of "Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!)"
A genealogical record can be challenging to build when so much information is lost to time and circumstances. UToledo art professor Deborah Orloff explores those challenges in her latest exhibit, "Archive of Absence," now on display through Dec. 15 at River House Arts gallery.
Read more about the exhibit online at UToledo News.
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ALT Art professor Deborah Orloff and an example of her work from the Archive of Absence exhibition - a cutout of a woodland path takes the shape of a silhouetted person who appears to be overlooking a village and a distant landscape.
UToledo Music students love the unique performance opportunities they get only at The University of Toledo! Eric Thomas, a UToledo senior, talks about his experience at this past weekend's choral festival in which UToledo music students and area high school students had the chance to work together under the baton of guest clinician, Dr. Jo-Michael Schiebe. See the story "WTOL 11: University of Toledo High School Choral Festival" on WTOL-TV.
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ALT Eric Thomas, a UToledo senior being interviewed about the 2025 UToledo High School Choral Festival on WTOL-TV in Doermann Theatre.
Check out the official trailer for the UToledo production of "Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!)" Share this with all of your friends and invite them to the show! Thanks :) We open TONIGHT with a free social media preview which is fully reserved, but there are still tickets for our other performances. Do not miss this!
Thank you to @anthony_wright_films for making this for us!
Visit utoledo dot tix dot com for tickets!
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DID YOU KNOW that this production has a UToledo connection? UToledo theatre professor Matt Foss wrote and directed this production. Hope you take the time to check it out - this Saturday, Nov. 8 at the Valentine Theatre in Downtown Toledo :)
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ALT Poster graphic for the Montana Shakes production of Faithful Friends, an adaptation of Shakespeare's Two Gentlemen of Verona. Shows an illustration of a smiling dog next to a person carrying a large suitcase, and only their legs are visible.
Are you a UToledo student who loves kids and who's ready to travel? If you like working with children, the U.S. MILITARY NEEDS YOU! As a Rocket Kids intern, you will provide much-needed child care to military families stationed overseas. UToledo Rocket Kids is taking applications for spring. Submit your application by Nov 20th to join the Nov 22nd interview group! Want more information about Rocket Kids and how to sign up? Visit the Rocket Kids webpage on the UToledo website.
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ALT Soldiers teach kids about brushing teeth using stuffed animals to practice on.
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2 weeks from tonight, on Nov. 13th, UToledo rolls out the laughs with its production of "Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!)." This Department of Theatre and Film production promises a fresh twist on holiday classics. An ensemble of actors declines an umpteenth staging of Charles Dickens in favor of their own blend of beloved holiday tales, traditions from around the world and iconic seasonal figures from ancient times to modern pop culture plus every carol ever sung.
Order tickets at UToledoTix dot com.
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ALT Poster from the UToledo production of "Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!)"
What's that beautiful sound? It's the lovely music coming from the UToledo Center for Performing Arts! This Sunday, Oct. 26, internationally celebrated pianist Keer Wang will present a recital at 3 p.m., featuring the music of Frederic Chopin, Robert Schumann, Johannes Brahms, and George Crumb. Admission and visitor parking for the concert are free. (Please use Area 12. Park only in regular spots that are not metered or reserved.) Hope to see you there!
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Looking for a little jazz on campus? The UToledo Department of Music presents Sunny Wilkinson in concert tomorrow night at 7 p.m. in the UToledo Center for Performing Arts Recital Hall. (Wednesday, Oct. 22). Sunny is the guest jazz vocalist for the 2025 Jon Hendricks Memorial Jazz Concert. Tickets are just $10 and FREE to UToledo students with a Rocket ID. Get tickets online.
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ALT Sunny Wilkinson, the guest jazz vocalist for the Jon Hendricks Memorial Jazz Concert at UToledo, Wednesday, Oct. 22
The deadline to apply for the 2026 Palmer Global Fellows Cohort is coming scary fast! Don’t miss your chance at a once in a lifetime trip to Greece and a 4 year experience that will change your life! Open to any freshman in a first-semester orientation class. Deadline Halloween! 🎃🦇
check out the 2025 cohort’s trip to Ecuador and the Galápagos Islands
utoledo.edu/al/webforms/glob…
What does the future hold for NATO and European security? 🌍 Find out as Dr. Barry Jackisch, associate professor of history at UToledo, explores this topic as part of the Great Decisions Foreign Policy speaker series. Join the discussion this Wednesday, Oct. 22 at 5:30 p.m. in UToledo's Snyder Memorial, Room 2040. Be part of the conversation about the challenges and opportunities facing Europe and NATO’s global role.
For more information, visit UToledo's online calendar.
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What comes next for Gaza after the implementation of a U.S.-brokered peace deal? UToledo associate professor of political science, Dr. Joel Voss, lends his expertise about the situation in this WTOL-TV news story (Oct. 14).
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ALT UToledo associate professor of political science, Dr. Joel Voss, during an interview with WTOl-TV about the release of hostages in Gaza.
Ever thought about singing and dancing - on stage?! Time to show us what you've got! Auditions are THIS WEEK for the UToledo Theatre and Film Department production of THE LIGHTNING THIEF, A PERCY JACKSON MUSICAL. Auditions are on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 8-9. Register today and sign up ASAP for an audition time slot in the UToledo Center for Performing Arts.
Audition preparation details and registration are available on the auditions webpage of the UToledo Department of Theatre and Film.
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ALT Graphic about the UToledo Theatre and Film Department Spring 2026 theatre auditions
Did you know it's been almost 50 years since the Edmund Fitzgerald went down in Lake Superior? UToledo's Melissa Baltus, an archaeologist and associate professor of anthropology, says it's important that as we study these famous wrecks, we remember they are also sacred places.
Watch the news story "Great Lakes shipwrecks: A dive into preserved history and sacred spaces," featuring Melissa on WTOL-TV.
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ALT Melissa Baltus, an archaeologist and associate professor of anthropology at The University of Toledo during an interview with WTOL-TV.
How and why was the American Constitution written down? Through reenactments and analysis, David Garrigus’ film, “The American Constitution,” gives a framework for deeper citizen engagement with OUR Constitution." Join us this Friday at 7 pm at The University of Toledo for a free screening of the film, followed by a Q&A session with its award-winning director. Visit UToledo online to learn more.
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ALT Movie title - The American Constitution and the logo of the UToledo Judith Herb College of Arts, Social Sciences and Education. The image shows 4 actors portraying some of the U.S. founding fathers.
Do your kids know how to use AI safely? UToledo communication professor, Dr. Jamie Ward says the personalized nature of artificial intelligence can make using AI both helpful and risky. Learn more about it and how to have an effective conversation with your kids about using AI safely in this recent news story, "WTOL 11: Kids Using AI for Dangerous Behavior."
Consider majoring in communication at UToledo. Visit us online to learn more.
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ALT Assistant professor of communication at The University of Toledo, Dr. Jamie Ward.
If fewer people can afford to buy their first home, why does the price of single-family homes keep going up? UToledo geography and planning professor, Dr. Dan Hammel helps answer that question in this great Blade article on the Toledo home-buying market: "Dream of homeownership elusive in hot Toledo housing market."
Learn more about majoring in geography at UToledo. It's about a whole lot more than reading maps! Check it out on our website.
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ALT Dalasia Hudspeth in front of her new home in Toledo on July 16. (Photo credit: THE BLADE/DANIEL CARLSON)
What do UToledo faculty do over the summer? Plenty! Disability studies professor, Rebecca Monteleone, has helped organize a workshop where those with intellectual disabilities can hone and present their storytelling craft. Join us this Saturday, July 12, from 3-5 p.m. at the Toledo Museum of Art Great Gallery for "SALUTE Storytellers Present Stories of Disability Pride."
Visit UToledo online to learn more about our disability studies degrees.
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ALT Rebecca Monteleone, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Disability and Technology at The University of Toledo -