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All the latest news and updates
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Falkner Eggington 21 reunites after nearly 40 years
Laureen Crook (Modern European Studies 1986) recently reunited with her final-year housemates from Falkner Eggington, rekindling memories from their time at Loughborough.
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Alumna Maithili Bhuptani publishes her first book
Maithili Bhuptani (Sports Psychology 2018) has recently published her first book, Think. Train. Thrive. It focuses on bringing mental skills training into the spotlight of Indian sport. Her aim is to shift mindsets, create more awareness, and contribute to India’s sporting performance on the global stage.
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From Loughborough to the mountains: alumna Fay Manners shares her journey
Since graduating with a degree in Information Science in 2008, Fay Manners has carved an impressive career path to becoming a professional alpinist.
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Alumni Advisory Board members selected following incredible response
Over the summer months, alumni were invited to apply for positions on the Alumni Advisory Board and for the role of Alumni President.
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Meet our Nigeria Global Alumni Ambassadors
Three of our Global Alumni Ambassadors in Nigeria share insights into their roles: Ashley Stewart, Tumi Oyetayo, and Hakeem Otiti. Together, they are dedicated to connecting alumni with the University and strengthening the Loughborough alumni network across Nigeria and West Africa.
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Alumnus Paul reflects on life as a PE student at Loughborough over 50 years on
Paul Johnson, a former PE student, recently visited the University and has reflected on how the campus has transformed. The visit brought back vivid memories of 1968, a time when campus looked very different.
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Alumnus featured in Amazon's Esports World Cup: Level Up documentary
Alumnus Grant Rousseau has been featured in Esports World Cup: Level Up, a new five-part documentary series now streaming on Amazon Prime.
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Loughborough alumnus prepares to conquer Mount Kilimanjaro
Civil Engineering alumnus Harry Reed (2023) is getting set to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in August next year.
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Loughborough alumnus and former lecturer publishes novel and travel book
Dr Mike Stephens, a retired lecturer from the Department of Social Sciences, has discovered a new chapter in retirement, as a published author of both fiction and travel writing.
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Loughborough alumnus publishes 109 books on key global issues
Augustine Afullo has had a remarkable 20-year career as a researcher, mentor, consultant and author, with a portfolio of 109 books.