Update: Temporary car parking and road closures
Please note the following changes to the temporary car parking provision and road closures, due to the new student accommodation development.
AI transcription tools: a time-saver or security risk?
Automated transcription tools are increasingly used to convert audio from meetings and interviews into text. While they are convenient, tools such as otter.ai and MeetGeek introduce significant risks, especially when personal or sensitive data is involved.
Train to deliver arts workshops with LU Arts
LU Arts offers free training for Loughborough students with any creative skill who are interested in leading arts workshops.
How WARPit is reducing waste across campus
In 2025, users of WARPit (Waste Action Reuse Portal) saved £24,790, avoided 1.9 tonnes of waste and 12,845kg of CO2 with 42 claims.
Posture Check with Duo: Keeping your devices secure
A quick device security check during sign-in is now being carried out for all staff and doctoral researchers using Cisco Duo.
University Road closure – Tuesday 10 February
Due to the rapid deterioration of some of the road surfaces on the University campus, we need to undertake several emergency repairs, which will require a section of University Road to be closed for a period of time.
Update: Temporary car parking and road closures
Please note the following changes to the temporary car parking provision and road closures, due to the new student accommodation development.
New study options in James France opened
On 22 January, the University and Students’ Union jointly celebrated and officially opened the refurbished James France Exhibition Area.
Performance of ‘The BBC’s First Homosexual’ comes to Loughborough University for LGBT+ History Month 2026
Inkbrew Production’s tour of ‘The BBC’s First Homosexual’, a play based on a lost BBC documentary on homosexuality, ends at Loughborough University as a part of our LGBT+ History Month events programme.
Understanding the UK Government’s Consultation on Proposed Changes to Settlement and ILR
There is ongoing public and political discussion surrounding potential reforms to the UK’s immigration and settlement system. These proposals, outlined in a current Government consultation open until 12 February 2026, include significant changes to the requirements for obtaining Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) and the broader pathway to settlement.
AI transcription tools: a time-saver or security risk?
Automated transcription tools are increasingly used to convert audio from meetings and interviews into text. While they are convenient, tools such as otter.ai and MeetGeek introduce significant risks, especially when personal or sensitive data is involved.
Train to deliver arts workshops with LU Arts
LU Arts offers free training for Loughborough students with any creative skill who are interested in leading arts workshops.
How WARPit is reducing waste across campus
In 2025, users of WARPit (Waste Action Reuse Portal) saved £24,790, avoided 1.9 tonnes of waste and 12,845kg of CO2 with 42 claims.
Posture Check with Duo: Keeping your devices secure
A quick device security check during sign-in is now being carried out for all staff and doctoral researchers using Cisco Duo.
University Road closure – Tuesday 10 February
Due to the rapid deterioration of some of the road surfaces on the University campus, we need to undertake several emergency repairs, which will require a section of University Road to be closed for a period of time.
Update: Temporary car parking and road closures
Please note the following changes to the temporary car parking provision and road closures, due to the new student accommodation development.
New study options in James France opened
On 22 January, the University and Students’ Union jointly celebrated and officially opened the refurbished James France Exhibition Area.
Performance of ‘The BBC’s First Homosexual’ comes to Loughborough University for LGBT+ History Month 2026
Inkbrew Production’s tour of ‘The BBC’s First Homosexual’, a play based on a lost BBC documentary on homosexuality, ends at Loughborough University as a part of our LGBT+ History Month events programme.
Understanding the UK Government’s Consultation on Proposed Changes to Settlement and ILR
There is ongoing public and political discussion surrounding potential reforms to the UK’s immigration and settlement system. These proposals, outlined in a current Government consultation open until 12 February 2026, include significant changes to the requirements for obtaining Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) and the broader pathway to settlement.