Tie-dye your own shirts during the Dynamic Owens event outside of College and Administration halls. Refreshments will also be served.
The Ohio League of Women Voters will be visiting the Toledo-area Campus multiple times in the fall. Please stop by to visit, learn, update and renew voter registrations for our upcoming election cycle.
Enjoy food, music, games and friends during the Picnic on the Patio in the College Hall atrium and courtyard.
The power is out. Resources are limited. Time is running short. Think you can escape?
Bring a team to The BIG Read Blackout Bunker Escape Room from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 23 in College Hall 170. Work together to solve puzzles, make difficult decisions and prepare for an uncertain future before time runs out.
Inspired by this year’s BIG Read theme, this interactive escape room challenges participants to think critically, communicate effectively and discover how resilience, collaboration and creativity can help us face complex challenges. Gather your team and see if you can escape before the blackout wins!
The Ohio League of Women Voters will be visiting the Toledo-area Campus multiple times in the fall. Please stop by to visit, learn, update and renew voter registrations for our upcoming election cycle.
Come and meet some furry and scaly friends outside of College and Administration halls. Location in case of rain will change to the Student Health and Activities Center.
The Ohio League of Women Voters will be visiting the Toledo-area Campus multiple times in the fall. Please stop by to visit, learn, update and renew voter registrations for our upcoming election cycle.
The Office of Student Life is hosting a week-long photo scavenger hunt. Follow the clues, track down the location and snap a picture to upload to the Student Life Instagram page. The more you participate, the more chances you have to win prizes.
Does climate anxiety motivate action — or create paralysis? Is individual action enough, or should the focus be on systemic change?
Join students, faculty and staff for a lively debate inspired by “A Field Guide to Climate Anxiety” from 10 a.m.-noon on Thursday, Oct. 8 in College Hall 100 or on this Zoom link. Participants will examine multiple perspectives, challenge assumptions and engage in thoughtful dialogue about some of today’s most important environmental and social questions based on the cases at this link. Come ready to think critically, listen respectfully, ask questions and perhaps even change your mind.