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.
Johannes Kaiser, a researcher in political communication and misinformation, is joining the University’s School of Social Sciences and Humanities at Loughborough University.
Loughborough University is proud to announce it is now a signatory of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Loughborough alumna Kimberley Murray has secured Gold following an impressive performance in the Inter-Continental Cup skeleton race at Lake Placid, USA.
As part of the Risk Related Radar project, composer and performer Helen Papaioannou will be hosting a music workshop on campus.
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.
12 Loughborough Lightning players have been called up to represent their country at this year’s Women’s Six Nations.
Authenticity has become a buzzword of our times and now experts will be exploring the topic in-depth during an international conference at Loughborough University.
Two current Loughborough students and two alumni have been chosen to represent England at the Vienna Indoor International Meeting in February.
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.
Loughborough University’s Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) is delighted to announce their two Themes for the next academic year: Arctic and Time.
Researchers from Loughborough University’s Sports Technology Institute continue to play a leading role in ensuring the safety of cricketers whilst batting.
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?
Loughborough University computer scientists have teamed up with a food production automation company for a project that looks to teach AI robots how to differentiate between food items so they can make sandwiches in real-world factory environments.
Mondays suck let’s be honest, but the start of next week is going to cause even more groans as it’s officially the ‘most depressing day of the year’.
On 31 January Loughborough University London plays host to a conference that will revisit and reconsider the 2019 General Election.
The finalists and winners of the Winter 2019 CALIBRE Awards gathered last week to celebrate their achievements.
Loughborough University alumni Sam Ruddock and Crystal Lane-Wright have both been named as part of the 23-strong British Cycling squad which will contest the UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships in Milton, Canada.
Loughborough University will be holding a week of events to mark Holocaust Memorial Day (27 January).
January is a time many people revaluate their diets and put away those sugary snacks after over-indulging during the festive period.
Adam Peaty has been named LEN (Ligue Européenne de Natation) European men's swimmer of the year 2019 – for the third time in four years.
Three artists will showcase work inspired by the research carried out during their residencies at the University as part of a project by Radar and the Department of Materials.
The New Year for Imago Venues has started on a high after being shortlisted for three prestigious 2020 M&IT Awards.
Academics from Loughborough University have devised six pillars of success for partners involved in the nationwide Twinning Project – an initiative developed to help UK prisoners develop new skills.
