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Famous Idaho Potato Bowl: UT vs. Utah State - Postgame Highlights Package
Idaho Potato Bowl Preview Package
UT:10 News Producer, McKenzie Kuehnlein traveled with the University of Toledo Rocket Football team to Boise for the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. The day before the game, McKenzie spoke with Rocket head coach Matt Campbell and several Rocket Football players about the upcoming matchup vs. Utah State.
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UT:10 Hero
UT:10 News Hero, Misha Hemphill is a student making a difference.
Roselyn Muniz highlights her accomplishments with her non-profit organization, Blessed to Bless. |
Winter FashionVicrina Aberdeen visits clothing store, Vivian Kate, located in Levis Commons, to check out the must-have trends for winter.
Other local boutiques where pieces like these can be found include, Ragazza, Meig, Sophie's Sister and Elegant Rags. |
AIDS AwarenessWorld AIDS Day is held on December 1st each year and is an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV. Jaimee Pettis looked into what UT and Lucas County is doing to spread awareness.
For more information on HIV testing, click here. |
Glass City RollersSean Downs learns some new moves with the help of the Toledo Women's Glass City Rollers. The Roller Derby team returns home December 15th at the Seagate Center. For their schedule and more information about the team, click here.
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Behind the Scenes of UT:10 NewsUT:10 News brings news to the University and the community every week but what viewers don't see is what it's really like behind the scenes of the show. From working out in the field to the hours spent writing and editing stories, Courtney McCarthy looks at what it takes to create an award winning newscast.
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Muslim Student Prayer RoomMuslim students on campus are petitioning for a larger prayer room in the Student Union to meet the demands of their growing numbers. Antonio Wilbur has the story.
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A Day in the life of Rocky the RocketRocky has been the face of the University of Toledo for 46 years but most people don't know what Rocky does in his everyday life. Ian Davis follows Rocky around campus to see what a day is like for the famous mascot.
Click here to vote for Rocky in the Capitol One write in mascot challenge. |
Art BillboardsUT Art Students are having their work showcased around Toledo. Images created by students in the Time, Motion and Space class are being displayed on billboards throughout town. Stephanie Spencer talks to students about this new project.
For more information and a map of billboard locations, click here. |
Healthy ThanksgivingThanksgiving is arriving soon and as people prepare for the feast, many will be trying to figure out how to enjoy the holiday without feeling guilty. Jaimee Pettis attended a seminar on how to remain healthy and still enjoy Thanksgiving.
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Rocket Football vs. Ball State RecapFor the first time in program history, the Rocket Football team has broken into the BCS rankings at #25. The Rockets hosted division foe Ball State in the Glass Bowl on Election night, and in an evening that saw more than a few tight races, this nationally-televised MAC West battle was no exception. UT:10 News Producer Mckenzie Kuehnlein has a complete game recap, including reaction from Coach Matt Campbell and Senior Dan Molls.
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Women's VoteVicrina Aberdeen takes a look at the controversial issues that have brought more women to the polls this election.
For more information on the women's vote, click here. |
Issue 26Sean Downs looks into Issue 26 and how Imagination Station is trying to pass a levy to help keep the children's science museum open.
For more information on this issue, visit the Imagination Station web site here. |
Academic House AssaultOn October 2nd, three University of Toledo Police officers were hopitalized after a UT freshman entered the Academic House in a fit of rage. Kristen Rosendale invesitgates the incident.
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Disability Studies BookUT Professor Dr. Kim Nielsen celebrated the release of her new book last Thursday. Her book gives an analysis of disability throughout United States History. Jaimee Pettis attended the launch party and caught up with Dr. Nielsen. For more information on Disability Studies, click here.
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Bike Path Expansion The University of Toledo has approved a two million dollar plan to expand the university bike trail. Construction of the new path is currently underway. Antonio Wilbur highlights the details of the new expansion plan.
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High School Art ShowNatasha Gordon visited the FOCUS Exhibition at the The University of Toledo’s Center for Visual Arts. The gallery display showcases a wide range of art from sculptures to paintings created by local high school students. For more information on the exhibition visit the CVA website here.
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Vice President Joe Biden visits UTVice President Joe Biden visited the University of Toledo Student Union Auditorium on Tuesday, October 23 campaigning for President Obama. It was Biden's first public appearance following the President's third televised debate with Governor Mitt Romney the night before. UT:10 News Producer Mckenzie Kuehnlein highlights Biden's speech, which drew thousands of students, faculty, staff, and community members to the Student Union. For more information about polling locations or voting early in the 2012 election, click here.
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Spring Semester RegistrationRoselyn Muniz covers the dates for Spring Semester 2013 class registration at UT. To find out when you can register based on your current number of earned credit hours, click here. Open Registration for all students begins November 3rd.
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UT College of Law Voting SymposiumNatasha Gordon attends the UT College of Law's Symposium & learns about voting legislation.
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UTMC Simulation Center Donation
Antonio Wilbur takes a look at the new Simulation Center being constructed at the UT Medical Center campus and the private donation that is helping to fund the project.
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A Day In The Life of a UT AthleteCourtney McCarthy follows fellow members of the UT Softball team to show what a day is really like for a student athlete between school, practice, and conditioning in their off-season.
For more information on the Rocket Softball Team, click here. |
The Islamic POV in ToledoChristopher Proctor looks at the challenges faced by many local Muslims in combating negative stereotypes as a result of recent anti-American violence in the Middle East.
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LGBTQA Awareness MonthUT is celebrating LGBTQA heritage month throughout October with a variety of events. Stephanie Spencer learns more about how these events can help raise awareness.
For the entire schedule, visit the diversity page for the Office of Multicultural Student Success here, and to learn more about LGBTQA Initiatives you can follow their Facebook page by clicking here. |
Omni Benefit ConcertJaimee Pettis attended a benefit concert last Thursday that was held in honor of a UT Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity member who diagnosed with sarcoma over the summer.
For more information and how to donate contact Jon Bitz. |
Human TraffickingToledo is ranked number four in the country for human trafficking. Natasha Gordon looked into how The University of Toledo is working to eliminate the problem with the help of Doctor Celia Williamson and the International Justice Mission Campus Chapter.
For more information on how to get involved with the fight to end human trafficking click here. |
Northwest Ohio Presidential RalliesPresident Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney visited the Toledo area last Wednesday. Obama spoke at Bowling Green State University’s Stroh Center and Romney rallied at the Sea Gate Center in downtown Toledo as a part of his Victory in Ohio Bus Tour. Vicrina Aberdeen & Kristen Rosendale got an inside look at the events.
To register to vote, find your voting location, or for early voting information, click here. |
UT Quidditch TeamStephanie Spencer checked out UT's newest intramural team, the Toledo Firebolts. Students on campus can now sign up to be a part of the University’s quidditch team.
To find out more about the Firebolts or if you’re interested in joining, you can learn more about the team here. |
iPhone 5 ReleaseApple released the highly anticipated iPhone 5 last Friday. The new device features many upgrades from the previous version. Chris Proctor highlights these changes and why some customers are still waiting to get their phones. For more information on the iPhone 5 click here.
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Center for Visual Arts ExhibitionSean Downs visited the new "Reclaim and Collaborate" exhibition at the Center for Visual Arts' Clement Gallery. Artwork includes pieces by award-winning artist, Daniel Farnum. The exhibit will run from September 21st through October 14th. Admission and parking are free. For more information click here.
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Main Campus Summer UpgradesOver the Summer of 2012, more than 25 upgrades were made to the UT main and medical campuses. 270 parking spots were added, the Gateway Project was opened, and there are new basketball and tennis courts behind the Greek Village. Vince DiGuglielmo highlights the changes.
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Campus Event Helps Businesses & Entrepreneurs
Natasha Gordon attended a special event hosted by the UT College of Business & Innovation over the weekend of September 14-16. "Startup Weekend" provides entrepreneurs with resources to bring their ideas to life in a weekend long workshop. For more information on this event click here.
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New Businesses Opening in the Gateway ProjectSean Downs takes a look at the retail locations that have recently opened in the Gateway Project, including Barnes & Noble and Yogurt U. Several more stores are set to open soon, including Rice Boulevard and Gradkowski's. A banking center is next in line for one of the three remaining vacant store fronts. For more information about the Gateway Project, click here.
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Rocket Football 2012 Season Opener PreviewMckenzie Kuehnlein looks at the Rockets' 2-QB system as the team prepares to travel to Arizona to open the 2012 season.
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