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The Wolfson School of Engineering at Loughborough University is celebrating its 25-year anniversary and extends a special thank you to the Wolfson Foundation for its generous donation, which has been instrumental in achieving significant research impact since 1999.
It’s been an exciting summer of sport for our Loughborough athletes, not least for those competing in Paris. As the Paralympic Games have come to a close, here we take a look at how our sports scholars fared on the global stage.
Each year, around 50 Opportunity Scholarships are awarded to students at Loughborough, funded by philanthropic donations. As we get set for a new academic year, in our video we look back on summer 2024 as we hear from three scholars and some of our many supporters as they reflect on the impact that scholarships have on the Loughborough experience.
Two recent events have been supported by donations to the Student Mental Health Fund.
You may be aware of Remember A Charity Week. It is running from 9-15 September 2024 and is an opportunity for everyone to take a moment to consider leaving a gift to charity in their Will.
A number of athletes who have been in receipt of Sports Scholarships from the University have been competing in Paris in the last couple of weeks. Here we look at the success of just a few of our amazing athletes who have achieved at the highest level.
Alumnus Aman Dhall has committed to a five-year scholarship in memory of his late father, Virendra Kumar Dhall. The five-year scholarship commits £12,500 for young athletes training for sporting excellence in non-cricket sports.
A team of four Loughborough students, known as Team Tetra, recently competed in the Red Bull Soapbox Race in London. They designed a motorless vehicle to take to the race as one of more than 250 teams in the competition.
From 17-19 May 2024, more than 200 alumni and guests visited Loughborough for the Alumni Reunion Weekend and Donor Lunch. As part of the weekend, the donor lunch welcomed donors and their guests to campus for an update on the impact of their donations, and to hear about the latest news from the University.
When John Marchment met Diane Patrick on her first night at Loughborough in 1971, they probably never imagined that just over 50 years later they would be celebrating their wedding anniversary with family and friends. Married in December 1973, the couple graduated in 1974 and 1975, and to celebrate, they did something very special to give back to Loughborough.
