Information for staff and students: Ramadan
Please see the following information regarding the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
British Sign Language taster sessions for students and staff
Student Wellbeing and Inclusivity (SWAI) will be marking Sign Language Week (16-22 March) with various opportunities for students and staff to get involved in, including free British Sign Language (BSL) taster sessions.
New Mandatory Training: Defining Sexual Harassment and Consent (E6)
At Loughborough, we’re committed to providing a safe and secure environment for our staff, students, prospective students and visitors who access our services and facilities.
The Defining Sexual Harassment and Consent (E6) mandatory training helps all staff recognise harassment and sexual misconduct, understand how to respond, and know when and where to report concerns.
BUCS Big Wednesday 2026: Car park and road closures
On 24 and 25 March 2026, the University is delighted to be hosting one of the biggest events in the student sport calendar.
Opportunity for final-year SDCA students to showcase your work
LU Arts are commissioning a series of video diaries that chart students' progress towards the 2026 Degree Show.
General Assembly: March 2026
On Wednesday 4 March, all staff were invited to attend the second termly General Assembly of the 2025/26 academic year.
Speaker nominations are now open for this year’s Claudia Parsons Memorial Lecture
EDI Services are pleased to announce that speaker nominations for the Claudia Parsons Memorial Lecture 2026 are now open.
University Mental Health Day 2026
Prioritising your wellbeing is important and on University Mental Health Day (12 March), students are invited to take time out, recharge, and explore the support available to you at Loughborough.
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British Sign Language taster sessions for students and staff
Student Wellbeing and Inclusivity (SWAI) will be marking Sign Language Week (16-22 March) with various opportunities for students and staff to get involved in, including free British Sign Language (BSL) taster sessions.
New Mandatory Training: Defining Sexual Harassment and Consent (E6)
At Loughborough, we’re committed to providing a safe and secure environment for our staff, students, prospective students and visitors who access our services and facilities.
The Defining Sexual Harassment and Consent (E6) mandatory training helps all staff recognise harassment and sexual misconduct, understand how to respond, and know when and where to report concerns.
BUCS Big Wednesday 2026: Car park and road closures
On 24 and 25 March 2026, the University is delighted to be hosting one of the biggest events in the student sport calendar.
Opportunity for final-year SDCA students to showcase your work
LU Arts are commissioning a series of video diaries that chart students' progress towards the 2026 Degree Show.
General Assembly: March 2026
On Wednesday 4 March, all staff were invited to attend the second termly General Assembly of the 2025/26 academic year.
Speaker nominations are now open for this year’s Claudia Parsons Memorial Lecture
EDI Services are pleased to announce that speaker nominations for the Claudia Parsons Memorial Lecture 2026 are now open.
University Mental Health Day 2026
Prioritising your wellbeing is important and on University Mental Health Day (12 March), students are invited to take time out, recharge, and explore the support available to you at Loughborough.
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Law
“While Parliament is debating jury reforms, reports of an epidemic of violence against women and girls highlight why faster justice reforms may be needed” warns law expert.
Today, reports have emerged of an epidemic of violence against women and girls, on a day that Parliament is debating over the future of jury trials. Here, Professor of Law, Mandy Burton, comments on why reforms aimed at speeding up justice might be necessary but highlights the problems that could arise.
Society
Three Professors awarded Fellowships by the Academy of Social Sciences
Three Loughborough University Professors have been awarded Fellowships by the Academy of Social Sciences.
Research
Safer Stadiums project shares women’s experiences at men’s football games
A new research project is inviting women who attend men’s football matches to share their experiences to help make stadiums safer and more inclusive for all.
Law
Study finds myths about male rape can influence how jurors judge cases
Common myths about male rape can influence how people judge evidence and reach verdicts in rape trials involving male victims, according to new research.
Energy
Heat battery that freezes and melts to store energy could help household heating become cheaper and cleaner
A material that freezes and melts in order to store and use heat as an energy source could see household energy usage become cheaper and cleaner, a project from experts at Loughborough University has found.
Cost of living
Londoners say social housing is no longer realistic for anyone – new report
People living in London now agree that it is not realistic for any household to expect access to social housing.
Health and medicine
“Obesity is a chronic relapsing condition that cannot be cured with a drug alone” warn public health experts.
GLP-1 weight loss medication has generated conflicting headlines. While some hail it as a breakthrough in tackling the global obesity epidemic, concerns are growing around side effects, limited wraparound care, and how these drugs are being used.
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Society
Three Professors awarded Fellowships by the Academy of Social Sciences
Three Loughborough University Professors have been awarded Fellowships by the Academy of Social Sciences.
Research
Safer Stadiums project shares women’s experiences at men’s football games
A new research project is inviting women who attend men’s football matches to share their experiences to help make stadiums safer and more inclusive for all.
Law
Study finds myths about male rape can influence how jurors judge cases
Common myths about male rape can influence how people judge evidence and reach verdicts in rape trials involving male victims, according to new research.
Energy
Heat battery that freezes and melts to store energy could help household heating become cheaper and cleaner
A material that freezes and melts in order to store and use heat as an energy source could see household energy usage become cheaper and cleaner, a project from experts at Loughborough University has found.
Cost of living
Londoners say social housing is no longer realistic for anyone – new report
People living in London now agree that it is not realistic for any household to expect access to social housing.
Health and medicine
“Obesity is a chronic relapsing condition that cannot be cured with a drug alone” warn public health experts.
GLP-1 weight loss medication has generated conflicting headlines. While some hail it as a breakthrough in tackling the global obesity epidemic, concerns are growing around side effects, limited wraparound care, and how these drugs are being used.
View all news
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).
Age Appreciation Group - call for participants
For Staff
Research participant call-outs
Using digital storytelling, this Age Appreciation Staff Network project captures voices of Loughborough staff and doctoral researchers to explore the lived experience of ageing at work. These stories will help challenge internalized ageism, encourage open conversations about age and capability, and support creation of a truly age-positive culture across the University.
Sarah Elliott
Call for participants: Postmenopausal women needed for nutrition study
For Staff
Research participant call-outs
We are looking for participants to join a new research study at the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences. Our research explores whether consuming a single high-fat meal enriched with a special milk fat can affect markers of heart health and brain function in postmenopausal women.
Oonagh Markey
What budget 2025 means for EV drivers
For Staff
Other
Octopus EV have looked at the Budget 2025 and outlined what this means for EV drivers.
Charlotte Dyer
Do you use numbers in your daily life? Tell us about it!
For Staff
Research participant call-outs
We’re conducting focus groups to gain a deeper understanding of how people experience mathematics in everyday situations, such as shopping, budgeting, work tasks, or using technology. We want to hear from adults who are not currently studying or teaching.
Ciara Turner
Women aged 55-75 needed for osteoporosis research
For Staff and Students
We are inviting postmenopausal women to take part in a new research study at the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences. The study aims to evaluate the effects of a 12-month, brief home exercise programme on bone structure in postmenopausal women, both with and without osteoporosis treatment. We will explore whether the effects differ between women who take osteoporosis medication and those who do not.
Nora Alohaly
Call for participants: Postmenopausal women needed for study
For Staff and Students
We are looking for participants to join a new research study at the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences. Our research explores whether consuming a single high-fat meal enriched with a special milk fat can affect markers of heart health and brain function in postmenopausal women.
Aisha Borkar
Participants needed for a study on learning and vehicle technology
For Staff and Students
Research participant call-outs
We’re looking for drivers aged 18 to 80 to take part in a short PhD research study exploring how people engage with information about advanced vehicle technologies.
Eduardo Mendez
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IAS Seminar: Outdoor Recreation and Climate Challenges: Human-Environment
For Staff and students
Research
Hybrid - International House & Zoom Meeting
IAS Friends and Fellows Coffee Morning
For Staff and students
Research
International House
International Women's Day Flexibility in Action: Supporting Life Transitions at Work
For Staff
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
London LDN017 and online
AI in Action: Models, Tools, Reliability & Ethics Workshop
For Students
Academic
Online
From Old Bean Grows Bak Choy
For Staff and students
Arts
Martin Hall MH 0.14
Self-Care online workshop
For Students
Wellbeing
Online
International Women's Day Zumba®
For Staff
Wellbeing
Sir David Wallace Studio 1
IAS Friends and Fellows Coffee Morning
For Staff and students
Research
International House
International Women's Day Flexibility in Action: Supporting Life Transitions at Work
For Staff
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
London LDN017 and online
AI in Action: Models, Tools, Reliability & Ethics Workshop
For Students
Academic
Online
From Old Bean Grows Bak Choy
For Staff and students
Arts
Martin Hall MH 0.14
Self-Care online workshop
For Students
Wellbeing
Online
International Women's Day Zumba®
For Staff
Wellbeing
Sir David Wallace Studio 1