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Loughborough’s Director of Swimming appointed to the British Swimming Coaches Association board

Andi Manley, Loughborough University’s Director of Swimming, has just been appointed to the British Swimming Coaches Association (BSCA) board.

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Long Tall Sally named Lightning Netball headline sponsor

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Alumnus Baxter appointed new Loughborough Lightning Head Coach

Older women are smashing it this awards season – but ageism is far from over

Ranah Stoiber

Ruthless Ranah advances to Australian Open Juniors semi-finals

Members of the Figura team in their lab at the Advanced Technology Innovation Centre on Loughborough University Science and Enterprise Park

Loughborough University spinout Figura Analytics closes seed investment round to take nanotech solution to the drinks industry

LUinc. members – some of whom will be appearing at events during the Festival - sitting and chatting round a coffee table

Innovation Festival celebrates Leicestershire’s vibrant business community

Photo of Christopher Samuel's photograph on a bus shelter poster on the Loughborough campus at dusk

Radar project exploring equality, empowerment and marginalisation in Paralympic media reveals exclusive new work by its commissioned artists

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Paralympic Games champion Kramer signs for Lightning (VIDEO)

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Stoiber powers through to Australian Open Juniors quarter-final

Loughborough English researcher curates exhibition on poetry and fashion for the National Poetry Library

Watch Arthur Miller’s captivating parable of power at Cope Auditorium’s next NT Live screening

Minister for Sport Stuart Andrew MP visits NFL Academy at Loughborough

Twelve nominations for University research and innovation in LeicestershireLive Innovation Awards

Watching your weight? You may only need to make small changes to your daily routine

Sky pledges support to the Black In Sport Summit

Global Engagement and Transformation: Loughborough taking a lead with newly appointed Visiting Professor Caroline Gumble