EDI Services Fund: Applications Open for the November Round
The EDI team are pleased to announce that the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Services Fund is now open for applications for the Autumn Term funding round.
Loughborough Wellbeing Centre displays winning mural design
At the start of the year, the Community Warden team, in conjunction with LU Arts and Student Services, ran an arts competition for students to design a window mural for the front of the Wellbeing Centre. The artwork’s aim was to promote the Wellbeing Centre’s work and celebrate the partnership between the centre and the University community.
National Theatre Live: Autumn Term Programme
Screenings of three National Theatre plays will be shown at Cope Auditorium (Edward Barnsley Building) from 9 October.
Radar presents ‘Atmospheric Forces’: A performance by Sheila Ghelani and Sue Palmer
Loughborough University’s contemporary art programme, Radar, presents ‘Atmospheric Forces’, the latest performance of an artwork by artists Sheila Ghelani and Sue Palmer.
Loughborough University recognised with inaugural EDUopinions award at EAIE Conference 2025
Loughborough University was recognised as one of the Most Outstanding Institutions in the World 2025, by the inaugural EDUopinions Reputation Barometer Awards, at this year’s European Association for International Education (EAIE) Conference in Gothenburg, Sweden.
New Sustainable Equipment Management Guide launched
Loughborough University has launched a new Sustainable Equipment Management Guide to support staff in managing laboratory equipment more effectively, while promoting sustainability, compliance, and financial efficiency.
Update: Intermittent Wi-Fi connectivity issues
The intermittent Wi-Fi connectivity problems experienced last week are continuing to affect some users.
Protest in Loughborough: Saturday 4 October
The University is aware that a protest is scheduled to take place on Saturday, 4 October at 1pm at the Ramada hotel in Loughborough. The protest is against asylum seekers.
Statement from the University: Today’s Manchester synagogue attack
Today’s antisemitic attack at a synagogue in Manchester on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, is deeply distressing. Our thoughts are with those directly affected, as well as our Jewish colleagues and students who may be feeling shock, grief and fear in the aftermath of this incident.
Reminder for students to check fees and payments information
All students are reminded to check their University email address for the statement sent to them on 1 October. Please check this thoroughly for each of the following:









