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Be inspired at LU Arts’ spoken word and poetry night

Speech Bubble returns on Monday, 5 December, with students performing alongside an award-winning headliner.
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Lightning Wheelchair Basketball announce fixtures for 2023 season

Loughborough Lightning Wheelchair Basketball will open their 2023 campaign at home on the 29th January as they host Worcester Wolves in the Women’s Premier League.

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The best fiction of 2022: death and life in Cormac McCarthy’s The Passenger

In his book On Late Style, published posthumously in 2006, the Palestinian American critic Edward Said identifies a striking characteristic of some writers as they near the end of their lives.

Get in the festive spirit with Loughborough University Choir’s Christmas Concert

Doctoral Researcher receives Faculty for the Future Fellowship Award

Loughborough University London researcher launches new book

Loughborough commits to social impact framework

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Personal Best: My Story - Andy Hodge

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Public lecture : Games with frontiers - Football, nationalism and the FIFA Men’s World Cup

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Disability History Month: Presentation, film showing and Q&A with award winning Richard Butchins

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Loughborough University Choir presents 'A Christmas Carol'

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OWLC joins Loughborough University Science and Enterprise Park’s Energy and Low Carbon cluster

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