Loughborough Students’ Union announce by-election for Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Executive Officer role
Loughborough Students’ Union (LSU) will be running a by-election following the withdrawal of one of the incoming 2026/27 executive officers, who has confirmed they will not be taking up their position.
Upcoming changes to Google Scholar access
After 31 October 2026, it will no longer be possible to edit Google Scholar profiles when signed in to Google using a University email address ending in @lboro.ac.uk.
Introducing SafeZone: A free safety app for staff and students
We are pleased to announce that Loughborough University will be introducing SafeZone, a personal safety and security solution designed to support staff and students across our campus and working environments.
Security team’s wildlife rescue streak continues as duckling is reunited with family
The University Security team’s reputation for saving stranded wildlife is continuing to grow, with another successful animal rescue taking place on campus this week.
New academic staff members elected to University Council
We are pleased to announce that Professor Siân Adiseshiah and Professor Steve Christie have been duly elected to University Council.
Boost your career with a £500 Santander University Staff Development Grant
Applications are now open for the Santander University Staff Development Grant to support university staff across the UK to invest in their professional development.
IT Services: Help us keep Windows 11 running smoothly
IT Services are looking for volunteers to join the Windows 11 Early Adopter Programme, a small community of colleagues who receive Microsoft monthly updates slightly ahead of wider rollout.
Loughborough students win Microsoft Embrace x Midlands Hackathon with AI-powered careers platform
A team of Loughborough students recently won first place at the Microsoft Embrace x Midlands Hackathon 2026 by developing an AI-powered platform designed to help students make informed decisions about their future careers.
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Upcoming changes to Google Scholar access
After 31 October 2026, it will no longer be possible to edit Google Scholar profiles when signed in to Google using a University email address ending in @lboro.ac.uk.
Introducing SafeZone: A free safety app for staff and students
We are pleased to announce that Loughborough University will be introducing SafeZone, a personal safety and security solution designed to support staff and students across our campus and working environments.
Security team’s wildlife rescue streak continues as duckling is reunited with family
The University Security team’s reputation for saving stranded wildlife is continuing to grow, with another successful animal rescue taking place on campus this week.
New academic staff members elected to University Council
We are pleased to announce that Professor Siân Adiseshiah and Professor Steve Christie have been duly elected to University Council.
Boost your career with a £500 Santander University Staff Development Grant
Applications are now open for the Santander University Staff Development Grant to support university staff across the UK to invest in their professional development.
IT Services: Help us keep Windows 11 running smoothly
IT Services are looking for volunteers to join the Windows 11 Early Adopter Programme, a small community of colleagues who receive Microsoft monthly updates slightly ahead of wider rollout.
Loughborough students win Microsoft Embrace x Midlands Hackathon with AI-powered careers platform
A team of Loughborough students recently won first place at the Microsoft Embrace x Midlands Hackathon 2026 by developing an AI-powered platform designed to help students make informed decisions about their future careers.
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Global sporting events
Beating the heat: England official prepares for FIFA World Cup 2026 with Loughborough Sport
With temperatures set to soar at the FIFA Men’s World Cup this summer, marginal gains can make all the difference to those at football’s biggest tournament.
Research success
R3VTech named among six UK finalists in Royal Society of Chemistry Emerging Technologies Competition
Loughborough University spin-out R3VTech has been named as one of six UK finalists in the Environment category of the Royal Society of Chemistry Emerging Technologies Competition 2026, which recognises some of the UK’s most promising early-stage, chemistry-led innovations.
World
"It felt like being trapped twice": How young people in Gaza found hope during COVID lockdowns
Young people in Gaza turned to writing, friendship and small moments of joy to cope with what researchers describe as a "double lockdown" during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new research from Loughborough University.
World
Loughborough students commemorate 250 years of the US-UK relationship with United States Ambassador
Dr Sam Edwards, Reader in History in the Department of International Relations, Politics and History at Loughborough University, welcomed fifty student delegates to a conference exploring the 250-year anniversary of the American Revolution.
Business and economy
Will AI really make banking better for customers?
An opinion piece Dr Meilan Yan and by Professor David Llewellyn, of Loughborough Business School, written for the Conversation.
Engineering
Industry leaders warn UK risks losing growth as funding, skills and scale-up gaps persist
Senior figures from across UK manufacturing have warned that the country risks missing out on major growth opportunities unless urgent action is taken to fix weaknesses in skills, funding and industrial scale-up.
Health and medicine
Hay fever, antihistamines and the evidence on dementia risk
An opinion piece authored by Professor Eef Hogervorst from the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences for The Conversation platform.
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Research success
R3VTech named among six UK finalists in Royal Society of Chemistry Emerging Technologies Competition
Loughborough University spin-out R3VTech has been named as one of six UK finalists in the Environment category of the Royal Society of Chemistry Emerging Technologies Competition 2026, which recognises some of the UK’s most promising early-stage, chemistry-led innovations.
World
"It felt like being trapped twice": How young people in Gaza found hope during COVID lockdowns
Young people in Gaza turned to writing, friendship and small moments of joy to cope with what researchers describe as a "double lockdown" during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new research from Loughborough University.
World
Loughborough students commemorate 250 years of the US-UK relationship with United States Ambassador
Dr Sam Edwards, Reader in History in the Department of International Relations, Politics and History at Loughborough University, welcomed fifty student delegates to a conference exploring the 250-year anniversary of the American Revolution.
Business and economy
Will AI really make banking better for customers?
An opinion piece Dr Meilan Yan and by Professor David Llewellyn, of Loughborough Business School, written for the Conversation.
Engineering
Industry leaders warn UK risks losing growth as funding, skills and scale-up gaps persist
Senior figures from across UK manufacturing have warned that the country risks missing out on major growth opportunities unless urgent action is taken to fix weaknesses in skills, funding and industrial scale-up.
Health and medicine
Hay fever, antihistamines and the evidence on dementia risk
An opinion piece authored by Professor Eef Hogervorst from the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences for The Conversation platform.
View all news
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- Call-outs for research participants
- Voluntary roles and positions
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- Duplicating content posted on the news channel
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Burleigh Springs - June Offer of the Month
For Staff
General
Throughout June, Burleigh Springs are offering an invigorating foot treatment for just £25.00. (This would normally cost £38.00 for a non-member).
Charlotte Dyer
Recording Postgraduate Taught Supervision Meetings
For Students
Other
A notice to PGT students taking dissertations or final projects in semester 3 that they are required to record their meetings in Co-Tutor.
Richard Barber
Join Loughborough University and College Union Branch (LUCU)
For Staff
General opportunities
We are a trade union and organisation of workers who have come together to maintain and improve their conditions of employment. Our branch represents and acts on behalf of staff who work at Loughborough University.
Loughborough University UCU
Participants Needed: Sensory Experiences and Integration Study
For Staff and Students
Research participant call-outs
We are looking for participants to join a new research study to help us explore whether sensory experiences that you may or may not have had in your day-to-day life may relate to how you experience different sensory activities in the study.
Amy Jennison-Boyle
Improving access and fairness in the LGPS
For Staff
Other
The Government has introduced changes to the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) to make the Scheme fairer for all members. Most changes take effect from 1 April 2026, and some improvements apply retrospectively.
Charlotte Dyer
August Confirmation and Clearing Contact Centre – Volunteers needed!
For Staff
Volunteering
Do you want an opportunity to do something different, while playing a key part in the start of many students’ Loughborough journey?
Joanna Hayes
Interview study on consumers’ views of AI tools
For Students
Research participant call-outs
Call for participants: Interview study on consumers’ views of AI tools and the new generation of AI agents
Xiuyan Guo
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Catalyst Series: Resetting After Burnout
For Staff
Wellbeing
Online
Dual IAS Seminar: Associate Professor Sumiko Miyata and Professor Takamichi Miyata
For Staff and students
Research
International House and online via Microsoft Teams
Named after Nelson: Learning from places named after Nelson Mandela through Graphic Heritage
For Staff and students
Lectures
De Montfort University, SDG11 Hub, Heritage House, 61 Southgates, Leicester, LE1 5RR
Challenging Imposter Syndrome for Doctoral Researchers
For Students
Wellbeing
Graduate House, Training Room
IAS Seminar: Nelson Mandela’s Narrative Spaces
For Staff and students
Research
Hybrid - International House & Zoom Webinar
Zumba with MAIA
For Staff
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Sir David Wallace Studio 1
IAS Seminar: Rethinking Urban Mobility Through the Lens of Human Experience
For Staff and students
Lectures
International House and online via Microsoft Teams
Dual IAS Seminar: Associate Professor Sumiko Miyata and Professor Takamichi Miyata
For Staff and students
Research
International House and online via Microsoft Teams
Named after Nelson: Learning from places named after Nelson Mandela through Graphic Heritage
For Staff and students
Lectures
De Montfort University, SDG11 Hub, Heritage House, 61 Southgates, Leicester, LE1 5RR
Challenging Imposter Syndrome for Doctoral Researchers
For Students
Wellbeing
Graduate House, Training Room
IAS Seminar: Nelson Mandela’s Narrative Spaces
For Staff and students
Research
Hybrid - International House & Zoom Webinar
Zumba with MAIA
For Staff
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Sir David Wallace Studio 1
IAS Seminar: Rethinking Urban Mobility Through the Lens of Human Experience
For Staff and students
Lectures
International House and online via Microsoft Teams