On 2 March, LU Arts and the Creative Writing Society will host the first event of this year’s Speech Bubble series, celebrating the best spokenword talent from across campus.
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Supporting students during Ramadan includes demonstrating proactive efforts to support religious observance. Staff can reach out to students to offer reasonable adjustments where appropriate. Examples ...
Loughborough University has welcomed senior female leaders from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for a week-long bespoke programme ...
Join us on this short course as we read and write poems together, led by local poet Carol Rowntree Jones. In a supportive space, we’ll look at how poems work, what techniques poets use, and how form ...
New AI guidelines launched to help galleries, libraries, archives and museums prepare for the future
The Archives and Records Association UK & Ireland (ARA) has today published new open-access guidelines to help the Galleries, ...
HELM (Helping Engineers Learn Mathematics) Workbooks have been developed to assist engineering students learn the mathematics and statistics that they will need at university. This work is licensed ...
Following the installation of the Windows security updates released on 13 January 2026, IT Services have identified an issue causing some Adobe InDesign projects to become unresponsive or encounter ...
For the third consecutive year, Loughborough University returns to the Festival of Tomorrow in Swindon – the home of UK ...
Occupational Health have partnered with SuperWellness, who are bringing monthly sessions to improve your personal wellbeing and how you can support others with theirs.
Visit this year’s LGBT+ History Month Art Exhibition: ‘Beyond the Binary, Innovation without Limits’
Lorraine Young and Amerjit Young from the School of Design and Creative Arts have opened a new exhibition on campus which showcases the contributions of LGBT+ students and staff.
The School of Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) and Enhanced Academic Practice (EAP) are running an interactive online workshop series to share a range of innovative research methods.
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