The University of Toledo College of Engineering

08/07/2026

Rocket Solution Central is moving! 🚧 Rocket Solution Central will be closed to walk-in traffic Aug. 10-14 while they move to their new location.

Need help during the closure? You can still get immediate assistance with financial aid, student accounts and registration by calling 419.530.8700.

RSC reopens for in-person assistance Monday, Aug. 17 in Tucker Hall, room 0100, which is accessible through the new Saloff Welcome Center.

07/30/2026

Mechanical engineering junior Nathan Zickes, the 10th member of his family to attend The University of Toledo, has been appointed to serve a two-year term as a student trustee on the UToledo Board of Trustees.

From his first co-op with Owens Corning to his leadership across campus, Nathan is bringing a student and engineering perspective to the board — and helping shape the future of the University he and his family are proud to call home.

Congratulations, Nathan! We’re proud to see a Rocket Engineer making an impact at the highest levels of university leadership.

Read more about Nathan’s journey and his vision for the role:

Nathan Zickes, a Toledo native and the 10th member of his family to become a Rocket, begins a two-year term on the UToledo Board of Trustees this year.

07/29/2026

This summer, the College of Engineering welcomed future innovators to campus for hands-on engineering camps filled with creativity, teamwork and discovery.

Experiences like these introduce young learners to engineering while giving them a chance to imagine what's possible. Thank you to our faculty, staff, students and supporters who help make opportunities like this possible each year.

Today's campers could be tomorrow's Rocket engineers. 🚀💙💛

07/20/2026

PSA: If North Engineering feels a little busier than usual, it's because we've got future Rocket Engineers on campus for summer camp! 🚀

Say hi if you see them around, and help us make them feel welcome.

07/07/2026

Summer is flying by—and so are the remaining spots for Rocket Engineering Camp! 🚀

If your student loves building, creating, solving problems or simply wants to explore what engineering is all about, this weeklong camp is the perfect place to start.

Campers will:
🚀Take on hands-on engineering challenges
🚀Explore different engineering disciplines
🚀Experience life on UToledo's campus
🚀Connect with engineering faculty and current students

Whether they're already dreaming of becoming an engineer or just beginning to discover what's possible, they'll leave with new skills, new confidence and a better understanding of where engineering can take them.

Don't wait—space is limited, and registration closes soon.

Learn more and register today: https://www.utoledo.edu/engineering/camp/

07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July, engineers!

07/02/2026

Sophomore Abby Kessler found her place at UToledo. What brought you here? Was it the location, student organizations, co-op opportunities or something else? Share your story in the comments.

06/26/2026

What can 40 years of curiosity lead to? For University of Toledo engineering alumnus JJ Dai, it led to a career spanning software development, global leadership and public service.

After earning his Ph.D. in electrical engineering from UToledo, Dai helped develop technologies supporting critical power systems, led international initiatives and later served in federal energy work. Through it all, one mindset guided him:

Curiosity. Discovery. Contribution.

Now, he's encouraging the next generation of engineers to stay curious, embrace new challenges and never stop learning.

Read JJ's inspiring story: https://www.utoledo.edu/engineering/alumni/

06/24/2026

From Toledo to Arkansas, UToledo Rockets are making an impact.

Mechanical engineering student Nathan Zickes is spending his summer with Owens Corning in Fort Smith, Arkansas, gaining hands-on experience in manufacturing operations at a Fortune 500 company.

As part of his co-op, Zickes is helping support the company's zero-waste-to-landfill initiatives while learning how production, logistics and sustainability work together to keep a manufacturing facility running efficiently.

"This is my first co-op in a manufacturing environment, and it's been a great experience," Zickes said.

Experiences like these help UToledo engineering students apply classroom knowledge, explore career paths and build professional skills before graduation.

06/20/2026

Happy first day of summer 😎