The World Can’t Wait campaign wins Bronze at CASE Circle of Excellence Awards
We’re pleased to announce that the University’s ‘The World Can’t Wait’ campaign has been awarded Bronze at the prestigious CASE Circle of Excellence Awards 2025.
LGBTQ+ support sessions for staff and doctoral researchers
The Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) team will be running one-to-one LGBTQ+ support sessions for Loughborough staff and doctoral researchers throughout the summer (July-September).
IT network connectivity issue
IT Services are aware of a current network connectivity issue on some staff PC's and lab machines. This may cause PC's to disconnect from the network and not be able to reconnect. Please note, this does not affect Macs or mobile devices.
Your staff benefits: Transport and travel
Getting to work and back home again can be a stressful experience for some. Whether you live close to the University or you have far to travel, our journeys can play a major part in our day.
Race Equality Charter Renewal: Framework, progress and next steps
Loughborough University is the proud holder of the Race Equality Charter Bronze Award, awarded in June 2021.
Colleagues from Human Resources spend volunteering day improving outdoor spaces at local primary school
Last week, a group of staff from the University’s Human Resources Department spent the day volunteering at Outwoods Primary School.
Thank you for joining our Staff Summer Picnic!
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at the Staff Summer Picnic last week. It was fantastic to see so many of you enjoying the sunshine, music, garden games, and great company.
Request to check desktop computers are fully working
Staff using University-managed desktops and laptops have been experiencing issues since last Thursday when trying to connect to the wired or wireless networks on campus.
Academic Year changes: Thank you for your support – a message from Professor Sam Grogan
As we begin to look towards the new academic year, we would like to reflect on the progress and commitment staff have shown in supporting the upcoming academic year changes and the progress of the project as a whole.
National Student Survey 2025 results published
A message from Professor Sam Grogan, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education and Student Experience:
LGBTQ+ support sessions for staff and doctoral researchers
The Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) team will be running one-to-one LGBTQ+ support sessions for Loughborough staff and doctoral researchers throughout the summer (July-September).
IT network connectivity issue
IT Services are aware of a current network connectivity issue on some staff PC's and lab machines. This may cause PC's to disconnect from the network and not be able to reconnect. Please note, this does not affect Macs or mobile devices.
Your staff benefits: Transport and travel
Getting to work and back home again can be a stressful experience for some. Whether you live close to the University or you have far to travel, our journeys can play a major part in our day.
Race Equality Charter Renewal: Framework, progress and next steps
Loughborough University is the proud holder of the Race Equality Charter Bronze Award, awarded in June 2021.
Colleagues from Human Resources spend volunteering day improving outdoor spaces at local primary school
Last week, a group of staff from the University’s Human Resources Department spent the day volunteering at Outwoods Primary School.
Thank you for joining our Staff Summer Picnic!
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at the Staff Summer Picnic last week. It was fantastic to see so many of you enjoying the sunshine, music, garden games, and great company.
Request to check desktop computers are fully working
Staff using University-managed desktops and laptops have been experiencing issues since last Thursday when trying to connect to the wired or wireless networks on campus.
Academic Year changes: Thank you for your support – a message from Professor Sam Grogan
As we begin to look towards the new academic year, we would like to reflect on the progress and commitment staff have shown in supporting the upcoming academic year changes and the progress of the project as a whole.
National Student Survey 2025 results published
A message from Professor Sam Grogan, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education and Student Experience: