Professor Jim Horne
It is with deep sadness but utmost admiration that we reflect on the life of Professor Jim Horne, Emeritus Professor of Psychophysiology at the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences (formerly Human Sciences) at Loughborough University, and Honorary Professor at Leicester University, Department of Neuroscience, Psychology and Behaviour.
Elevate your prospects: Secure future career success with Careers Network programme
The Careers Network is offering first and second year students interactive sessions covering all the essentials to prepare you for your future career.
Speech Bubble: Performance poetry event featuring Joelle Taylor
LU Arts is running its popular performance poetry event featuring student performers alongside a headline performance by professional poet Joelle Taylor. Speech Bubble will be held on Monday 20 November from 7.30pm in The Lounge, LSU.
Between Light and Shadow exhibition
Yeshan Yang from the School of Design and Creative Arts is showcasing their work in this immersive and interactive exhibition.
Events in Israel and Palestine
A statement from the University on the conflict in the Middle East and those who have experienced conflict elsewhere in the world.
Safe roads for all: Tips on how to keep our University campus a safe place for everyone
The University is supporting this year's Road Safety Week (20–24 November) by encouraging others to make safe and healthy journeys and to ensure our campus is a safe community for staff, students and visitors.
Philanthropy team appeals to alumni to support Opportunity Scholarships
The Philanthropy, Alumni and Supporter Engagement team in Marketing and Advancement is appealing to alumni this autumn to ask for donations to Opportunity Scholarships.
Public Engagement opportunities for our research staff community
The deadlines for submissions to participate in two great Public Engagement opportunities are approaching.
Important registration information from Charnwood Borough Council
At the beginning of November, students received an email invitation from the Electoral Registration Office at Charnwood Borough Council asking you to register to vote.
Mark Taylor
We are saddened to inform our University community that Mark Taylor, a member of staff who was based in the Security team, has passed away.
Elevate your prospects: Secure future career success with Careers Network programme
The Careers Network is offering first and second year students interactive sessions covering all the essentials to prepare you for your future career.
Speech Bubble: Performance poetry event featuring Joelle Taylor
LU Arts is running its popular performance poetry event featuring student performers alongside a headline performance by professional poet Joelle Taylor. Speech Bubble will be held on Monday 20 November from 7.30pm in The Lounge, LSU.
Between Light and Shadow exhibition
Yeshan Yang from the School of Design and Creative Arts is showcasing their work in this immersive and interactive exhibition.
Events in Israel and Palestine
A statement from the University on the conflict in the Middle East and those who have experienced conflict elsewhere in the world.
Safe roads for all: Tips on how to keep our University campus a safe place for everyone
The University is supporting this year's Road Safety Week (20–24 November) by encouraging others to make safe and healthy journeys and to ensure our campus is a safe community for staff, students and visitors.
Philanthropy team appeals to alumni to support Opportunity Scholarships
The Philanthropy, Alumni and Supporter Engagement team in Marketing and Advancement is appealing to alumni this autumn to ask for donations to Opportunity Scholarships.
Public Engagement opportunities for our research staff community
The deadlines for submissions to participate in two great Public Engagement opportunities are approaching.
Important registration information from Charnwood Borough Council
At the beginning of November, students received an email invitation from the Electoral Registration Office at Charnwood Borough Council asking you to register to vote.
Mark Taylor
We are saddened to inform our University community that Mark Taylor, a member of staff who was based in the Security team, has passed away.