Loughborough University and Loughborough Students’ Union (LSU) are working in partnership to promote a fundraising initiative which will help their most vulnerable students.
A website exhibiting the photographic work of Loughborough students is now available to view online.
The London Open Fund is suspended at this present time. This is due to having to achieve cost savings as a result of the current Coronavirus pandemic.
Empty supermarket shelves and panicked government briefings have become the defining images of the coronavirus crisis. But the community response, however, may well be a more enduring feature.
Staff members at Loughborough University have been supporting both the local community and the country by providing vital resources and research expertise during the COVID-19 crisis.
Dr Jon Seaton is an economist and is an expert in business and consumer behaviour. Here he explains why panic buying is bad... but infrequent shopping is essential for minimising the risk of catching coronavirus.
A Loughborough University academic has shared practical tips to help parents and guardians deliver physical development opportunities to children at home following the closure of nurseries and other childcare facilities.
Loughborough University’s Sustainability team are delighted to announce that they have launched their brand-new blog, Sustainably Speaking.
Imagine being scared to breathe the air around you.
“I can hide that I’m gay, but I can't hide that I’m a woman.”
Do grownups still grow? – question submitted by Emma, aged five, from the UK.
Loughborough University, Loughborough Students’ Union and several local and national good causes are joining forces this month in a bid to gather and donate tens of thousands of items to those in need.
Applications have opened for the University’s Spring Open Fund, an initiative that provides funding to local community groups and organisations.
Loughborough’s Head of Social and Policy Studies and Professor of Criminology Steve Case will present a new approach to dealing with knife crime in a public lecture at the University on Wednesday 18 March.
New research shows that people can easily identify what makes you rich, but struggle to agree at what point wealth and income become excessive.
Loughborough University Science and Enterprise Park (LUSEP) partner, Intelligent Energy, have announced that its charitable trust is open for applications.
The University has continued its commitment to supporting the military community by re-signing the Armed Forces Covenant.
On 17 February, musicians are invited to take the stage for Loughborough’s Acoustic Night, organised by LU Arts singer-songwriter scholar, Aisha Aldris.
A new project developed by local business and community leaders aims to transform Loughborough’s economic growth by securing up to £25m of government funding.
Researchers at Loughborough University are inviting people to take part in a study that explores the link between sitting down for long periods of time (eg sedentary behaviour) and short-term stress.
Psychologists in the mid-20th century believed that sexuality could be ‘corrected’ through therapy.
This February, the University is hosting a series of activities and events to celebrate LGBT+ History Month which aims to promote equality and diversity.
The Happy Mondays Comedy Club on 10 February is part of the Leicester Comedy Festival, giving staff, students and the local community a chance to see some fantastic stand up on their doorstep.
Loughborough based charity, Equality Action is hosting a public lecture focused on the school ethos that sparked protests and raised questions about relationship and sex education in British schools.
Healthy diet starting to waver? Is a night in front of the telly once again more appealing than heading to the gym? Has your Dry January gotten a little bit damp?