VC Awards nominations – one week to go!
Any member of staff can nominate an individual or team for a VC Award – with the nomination window closing in one week.
New teaching and learning spaces ready for September
Over the summer, a significant programme of teaching space refurbishment has taken place across campus, creating a range of new and enhanced facilities that will support teaching and learning, and enhance our academic experience, from the start of the new academic year.
How can I support staff and students celebrating Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah is celebrated as the Jewish New Year, beginning this year at sundown on 11 September (the first eve of Tishrei) and ending after nightfall on 13 September.
New hall of residence to be named after influential leader in sport, Baroness Sue Campbell
The University’s newest hall of residence, currently under construction at the centre of the East Midlands campus, is to be named after Loughborough alum Baroness Sue Campbell, who is widely regarded as one of the most influential women in sport.
Staff and students can register now for extra-curricular language courses
The Language Centre is offering courses in French, Spanish, German, Mandarin and Japanese. Registration is now open.
IT guide for returning students
Welcome back to all returning students! IT Services have listed a few key updates to be aware of.
Professor George Havenith
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Professor George Havenith.
Helping protect the University from phishing attacks
Cyber-attacks against organisations like ours are getting more complex, and you are the first line of defence in helping keep the University teaching students and undertaking research, as well as keeping your own data safe.
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New teaching and learning spaces ready for September
Over the summer, a significant programme of teaching space refurbishment has taken place across campus, creating a range of new and enhanced facilities that will support teaching and learning, and enhance our academic experience, from the start of the new academic year.
How can I support staff and students celebrating Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah is celebrated as the Jewish New Year, beginning this year at sundown on 11 September (the first eve of Tishrei) and ending after nightfall on 13 September.
New hall of residence to be named after influential leader in sport, Baroness Sue Campbell
The University’s newest hall of residence, currently under construction at the centre of the East Midlands campus, is to be named after Loughborough alum Baroness Sue Campbell, who is widely regarded as one of the most influential women in sport.
Staff and students can register now for extra-curricular language courses
The Language Centre is offering courses in French, Spanish, German, Mandarin and Japanese. Registration is now open.
IT guide for returning students
Welcome back to all returning students! IT Services have listed a few key updates to be aware of.
Professor George Havenith
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Professor George Havenith.
Helping protect the University from phishing attacks
Cyber-attacks against organisations like ours are getting more complex, and you are the first line of defence in helping keep the University teaching students and undertaking research, as well as keeping your own data safe.
View all news
History
A brief history of the hangover and its cures – from cabbages to cloves and the lungs of a goat
An opinion piece by Dr Joan Fitzpatrick of the School of Social Sciences and Humanities for the Conversation.
Artificial intelligence
The next frontier is not artificial intelligence, it’s artificial societies
An opinion piece written by Professor Nick Jennings - Vice-Chancellor and President of Loughborough University and an internationally-recognised authority in the areas of AI, autonomous systems, cyber-security and agent-based computing - for The Conversation platform.
Expert comment
In a world that runs on digital systems, why are we still treating technical failures as surprises?
Almost everything we depend on is digital, interconnected and occasionally fails. The disruption to UK aviation this week is the latest reminder of how quickly a technical problem can escalate into a major public incident.
Technology
Directors appointed to deliver £400m INFINITY advanced tech park in Derby
Loughborough University has been named as a founding partner in a new joint venture that will drive forward development of INFINITY, a ground-breaking £400m advanced technology park in Derby.
Engineering
Loughborough opens the new outdoor East Midlands Zero Carbon Innovation Centre
Loughborough University has opened the new outdoor East Midlands Zero Carbon Innovation Centre (EMZCIC), a facility designed for hydrogen and net zero research, training and industry collaboration.
Arts and culture
Pressure: Andrew Scott excels in D day drama that gets caught between history and Hollywood
An opinion piece written by Dr Sam Edwards for the Conversation.
Global sporting events
“The power battle for golf, and its biggest players, might not be over just yet” – says sport finance expert following LIV Golf bankruptcy claim.
The news that LIV Golf is filing for bankruptcy protection with at least $45m (£33m) owed to players sent shockwaves through the sporting world this week.
The breakaway league, which has proved controversial since its inception in 2021, now faces an uncertain future. Loughborough University’s sport finance expert Dr Dan Plumley believes golf’s power battle has now swung back in the favour of the PGA…but at a cost.
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Artificial intelligence
The next frontier is not artificial intelligence, it’s artificial societies
An opinion piece written by Professor Nick Jennings - Vice-Chancellor and President of Loughborough University and an internationally-recognised authority in the areas of AI, autonomous systems, cyber-security and agent-based computing - for The Conversation platform.
Expert comment
In a world that runs on digital systems, why are we still treating technical failures as surprises?
Almost everything we depend on is digital, interconnected and occasionally fails. The disruption to UK aviation this week is the latest reminder of how quickly a technical problem can escalate into a major public incident.
Technology
Directors appointed to deliver £400m INFINITY advanced tech park in Derby
Loughborough University has been named as a founding partner in a new joint venture that will drive forward development of INFINITY, a ground-breaking £400m advanced technology park in Derby.
Engineering
Loughborough opens the new outdoor East Midlands Zero Carbon Innovation Centre
Loughborough University has opened the new outdoor East Midlands Zero Carbon Innovation Centre (EMZCIC), a facility designed for hydrogen and net zero research, training and industry collaboration.
Arts and culture
Pressure: Andrew Scott excels in D day drama that gets caught between history and Hollywood
An opinion piece written by Dr Sam Edwards for the Conversation.
Global sporting events
“The power battle for golf, and its biggest players, might not be over just yet” – says sport finance expert following LIV Golf bankruptcy claim.
The news that LIV Golf is filing for bankruptcy protection with at least $45m (£33m) owed to players sent shockwaves through the sporting world this week.
The breakaway league, which has proved controversial since its inception in 2021, now faces an uncertain future. Loughborough University’s sport finance expert Dr Dan Plumley believes golf’s power battle has now swung back in the favour of the PGA…but at a cost.
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Welcome to your noticeboard
This is a space for staff and students to self-submit informal University information and opportunities. You can use this noticeboard to share:
- Call-outs for research participants
- Voluntary roles and positions
- Changes to your service or department, e.g. a change in opening hours
- Temporary car parking changes
The noticeboard is not for:
- Duplicating content posted on the news channel
- To promote events open to our University community (this should be self-submitted under the dedicated ‘Events’ tab instead).
Participants needed: Are you receiving a flu vaccine this autumn?
For Staff and Students
Research participant call-outs
We are conducting a study to explore how body composition and metabolic health may affect people's immune response to the annual flu vaccine.
Stanislava Katsarova-Harrison
Information for staff interested in joining UCU - University and College Union.
For Staff
Other
Information for staff interested in joining UCU - University and College Union. 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.
Lboro UCU
Research participants needed: Free performance testing (VO2max/Lactate)
For Staff and Students
Research participant call-outs
I am looking for cyclists and triathletes (male or female) who ride at least once a month for more than 3 hours per session. You will receive a full physiological profile—including VO2max, Lactate Threshold, and HR zones—and will also be financially compensated for your time.
Mohammad Alali
UK Secondary PE Teachers Needed: Research on Digital Technology Use in PE
For Staff and Students
Research participant call-outs
Researchers at Loughborough University are conducting a study exploring how digital technology is currently used within secondary school physical education (PE) across the UK.
Jike Yang
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
Take Part in a Global Study of Climate Change and Wellbeing
For Students
Research participant call-outs
We are looking for UK university students aged 18-30 to take part in a survey to help us explore views about climate change, body image, mental health and eating behaviours. This study is part of a larger international collaboration exploring views about climate change and wellbeing across 15 countries!
Hannah White
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Bat Walk
For Staff and students
Sustainability
Meeting Point - Michael Pearson East Car Park
Catalyst Series: Living and Working with Long-Term Health Conditions
For Staff
Wellbeing
Online
Himalayan Singing Bowl Sound Healing
For Staff
Wellbeing
David Collett Suite
IAS Seminar: Carbo AI
For Staff and students
Research
Hybrid - International House & Teams Webinar
Active Wednesday - Recreational Sport: Rounders
For Students
Sport
Holywell Rubbercrumb
Queer Ecology and the Supernatural Symposium and Exhibition
For Staff and students
Arts
In-Person - Fearon Hall Community Centre, Rectory Road, Loughborough, LE11 1PL
Feel Good Friday - Royce Hangout
For Students
Other
Royce Common Room
Catalyst Series: Living and Working with Long-Term Health Conditions
For Staff
Wellbeing
Online
Himalayan Singing Bowl Sound Healing
For Staff
Wellbeing
David Collett Suite
IAS Seminar: Carbo AI
For Staff and students
Research
Hybrid - International House & Teams Webinar
Active Wednesday - Recreational Sport: Rounders
For Students
Sport
Holywell Rubbercrumb
Queer Ecology and the Supernatural Symposium and Exhibition
For Staff and students
Arts
In-Person - Fearon Hall Community Centre, Rectory Road, Loughborough, LE11 1PL
Feel Good Friday - Royce Hangout
For Students
Other
Royce Common Room