Last week students of all majors attended the Paralegal and Criminal Justice Career Fair. Be sure to check out other Career Services events: http://www.utoledo.edu/success/career/events/

Dr. Alba-Rubio is creating a material that could be placed at the top of industrial smokestacks to convert emissions into a useful resource.

Three new officers were sworn in to the University of Toledo Police Department today.

Will Rocky find love? Find out this season on “Love, Rocky.”

Happy Valentine’s Day, Rockets!

Are you a high school student interested in making an impact throughout your time in college and beyond?

Register for our Campus Preview Day on Monday, Feb. 18 – utoledo.edu/admission/presidentspreview/

Each year, PhD student Michaela Margida gives gifts to children with illness through her organization The Valentine Project.

To get involved, visit thevalentineproject.org

UT Alert: Campus operations to resume at noon; Classes to resume at 2 p.m.

Campus operations will resume at The University of Toledo at noon today, Tuesday, Feb. 12. Classes that start at 2 p.m. or later will resume their normal schedule.

All employees should report to work at noon and resume their normal schedule. Employees unable to report to work should contact their supervisor to request the appropriate leave approval.

The University had canceled morning classes due to severe weather. Conditions on campus continue to improve, however, caution is advised as icy conditions may cause slick spots on campus. Please report any concerns –– call 419.530.1000 on Main Campus and 419.383.5353 on Health Science Campus.

UT Alert: The University of Toledo closed until noon Feb. 12

The University of Toledo will be closed until noon on Tuesday, Feb. 12, with essential employees only reporting to campus. University classes and operations are expected to resume at noon. The University of Toledo Medical Center, as always, will remain open.

Any additional updates will be made available at utoledo.edu/weather

UT’s own “beer professor” is giving the keynote address at the 10th Annual Wisconsin Hop Seminar. Dr. Neil Reid teaches “The Geography of Beer and Brewing.”

Saturday Morning Science is back for 2019 at The University of Toledo with five programs to give the community the opportunity to learn about hot topics in modern science.

Learn more: http://utnews.utoledo.edu/index.php/01_29_2019/saturday-morning-science-returns-with-blue-light-shipwrecks-gene-editing-and-glass

Stranahan Hall was added to campus in 1985. Today it is home to our College of Business and Innovation.

Tomorrow, and every Thursday, is Rocket Thursday! Cover this campus in Tower Blue and Rocket Gold.

A transformation from a week ago to today. All weather is nice weather on a campus like this!

(Left photo from Instagram user gamze_gvn_)

Be sure to stop and take a closer look at the new library artwork!

We're not sure Tiny Rocky should be in to predictions this year.

Today marks the first day of Black History Month. Check out our list of events to celebrate throughout the month: http://www.utoledo.edu/studentaffairs/omss/history_and_heritage/Black%20History%20Month%20.html

Camp Kesem is a free weeklong summer camp that supports children whose parents have or have had cancer. An online poll is determining where the next chapters are going, and UT is in the running. Read more about Camp Kesem and vote for UT here: https://vote.campkesem.org

We did these cold weather eggsperiments so you can stay inside.

UT Alert: UT cancels all classes for Wednesday, Jan. 30 and Thursday, Jan. 31.

University operations will continue as normal.

Visit utoledo.edu/weather for updates.

As we expect extreme cold temperatures and more snow this week, the safety of our campus community is our top priority. We are monitoring the forecast and will announce decisions about delayed or canceled classes by 6 a.m.

utoledo.edu/weather is your source for the most up-to-date information.

Rockets – with the upcoming winter weather it is important to be prepared. If you are in need of a coat, hat, gloves or scarf, please visit Kate’s Closet in the Catharine S. Eberly Center where warm weather gear is available for free, while supplies last. http://www.utoledo.edu/centers/eberly/katescloset.html

Phone dead? Have no fear!

This is what registering for classes looked like in 1963 in what is now Memorial Field House.

“Onward and Upward: Persisting Through Barriers and Obstacles” is the theme of the 35th annual Conference for Aspiring Minority Youth Saturday, Jan. 26.

Sponsored by Toledo Excel and the UT Joint Committee, the conference for seventh- and eighth-graders, high school students and parents will start at 8:30 a.m. in the Thompson Student Union Auditorium.

Learn more: utoledo.edu/success/excel/

Did you see the Blood Moon this weekend?

Check out the amazing photo series UT chemical engineering master’s student Haidar Alolaywi was able to capture in Toledo.