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Photo Credit: Curt Lydy Written By: Mark Mackowiak Date: March 17th 2026 One round down, two to go. The MAC Tournament semi-finals are upon us, which mean another opportunity for the Toledo Rockets women’s basketball team to prove their seed is just a number. Given the six seed, the Rockets faced the number two overall seed Ball State Cardinals, a team that Toledo is more than familiar with. The two teams have faced off twice already this season, with Ball State winning both

Photo Credit: Payton Schmitz Written By: Cameron Fahnestock Date: March 13th, 2026 CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Game that Matters: Toledo’s Men’s Basketball Survives the Battle of I-75 Against Bowling Green State in the First Round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament. These two teams are very familiar with one another as they faced off against each other twice in the regular season. In the first matchup the Toledo Rockets defended home court and got the win 73-72 with Leroy Bl

Photo by: Curt Lydy Written By: Mark Mackowiak Date: March 13th, 2026 Toledo Rockets women’s basketball team has faced their fair share of struggles and adversity this season, losing four of their last six games, and doing so without star guard, Faith Fedd-Robinson. However, the MAC tournament is an opportunity for teams to leave their regular season struggles at the door and embrace the chaos that is March college basketball. As the six seed, the Rockets were slated to face

Photo Credit: Office of Speaker Mike Johnson Written By: Sawyer Knierim Date: March 11th, 2026 Great moments are born from great opportunities—and this one was golden. On Sunday, February 22nd, more than thirty million Americans tuned in at 9 a.m. to watch the United States defeat Canada 2-1 in overtime and win gold for the first time since the 1980 Miracle on Ice—46 years to the day. I was working at a Home Improvement Show in Downtown Toledo during the game. Both vendors an

Written by: Ray Wisda Date: March 1st, 2026 Nate Gearhart is a freshman in Media Communications and a sports fanatic. He has a show – On the Clock – that focuses on the NFL and NFL draft picks. When he is not in classes or focusing on sports, he can be found in his dorm playing Xbox with his friends who are coming to Toledo next year. “It’s a ton of fun; you can talk about whatever you want. WXUT is a very accepting community.” Nate’s contagious happiness is hard to miss. He

Written by: Ray Wisda Date: March 1st, 2026 Babyface Dan Allen shows off his skills on Running the Ropes. The show was inspired in 2022 by his love of wrestling. After finding out there was a show about wrestling on WXUT, Dan’s heart skyrocketed. That rocket crashed when he found out the show was no longer running, but it didn’t deter him. Dan picked the show back up, but on his own terms. No Holds Barred walked, so Running the Ropes could run. Any and everything about wrestl

Written by: Ellë Papadis Date: February 3rd, 2026 In a flash of inspiration last summer, Unfiltered Frequencies was born. Ana had the idea for the show but none of the tools to make it a reality. But during freshman move in, she saw our DJs representing WXUT, and went to a meeting. Two sit-ins on Staff Meeting later, and the new music-talk show was airing. Ana’s advice to any prospective show runners is, “Don’t think about it, and don’t hesitate!” Any and all rock is on the t

Written by: Ellë Papadis February 3rd, 2026 AJ is a senior in Media Communications graduating in May, and the local film buff. His show, The Plexi Film Show, focuses on movies, TV shows, and video games in a seasonal format. When he’s not focused on homework or his show, AJ likes to play video games, write scripts, hike, and hang out with his friends. AJ is easy to spot at meetings with his famous pink beanie and kind demeanor.