Important information for staff who park in the east and central parts of campus
As you will know, work has commenced on the new student accommodation near the Edward Herbert Building. We previously notified colleagues that this necessitated road and car park closures, and that two temporary car parks had been created to largely mitigate the loss of spaces.
Performance of ‘The BBC’s First Homosexual’ comes to Loughborough University for LGBT+ History Month 2026
Inkbrew Production’s tour of ‘The BBC’s First Homosexual’, a play based on a lost BBC documentary on homosexuality, ends at Loughborough University as a part of our LGBT+ History Month events programme.
Understanding the UK Government’s Consultation on Proposed Changes to Settlement and ILR
There is ongoing public and political discussion surrounding potential reforms to the UK’s immigration and settlement system. These proposals, outlined in a current Government consultation open until 12 February 2026, include significant changes to the requirements for obtaining Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) and the broader pathway to settlement.
Dorine van Meel announced as final artist for Radar’s ‘Rehearsals (for a world we could live in)’ programme
Loughborough University’s contemporary arts programme Radar is welcoming artist Dorine van Meel to campus next month as the final artist in its Rehearsals (for a world we could live in) programme. The visit will include a free artist talk, which is open to all.
Upcoming wellbeing sessions for students
Student Services are running a variety of events throughout February to support your wellbeing. Topics covered include how to manage anxiety and lift your mood.
New Your Voice, Your Impact competition: Last chance to win prizes
At Loughborough, your voice is important, so we can make changes that suit your needs.
Your chance to nominate exceptional individuals for Honorary Awards
Current students and staff can nominate exceptional individuals to receive either a University Medal or an Honorary Degree.
Upcoming events programme for LGBT+ History Month 2026
February is LGBT+ History month, and the LGBT+ Student Association and LGBT+ Staff Network have come together to organise an array of activities open to students, staff and the general public.
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Performance of ‘The BBC’s First Homosexual’ comes to Loughborough University for LGBT+ History Month 2026
Inkbrew Production’s tour of ‘The BBC’s First Homosexual’, a play based on a lost BBC documentary on homosexuality, ends at Loughborough University as a part of our LGBT+ History Month events programme.
Understanding the UK Government’s Consultation on Proposed Changes to Settlement and ILR
There is ongoing public and political discussion surrounding potential reforms to the UK’s immigration and settlement system. These proposals, outlined in a current Government consultation open until 12 February 2026, include significant changes to the requirements for obtaining Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) and the broader pathway to settlement.
Dorine van Meel announced as final artist for Radar’s ‘Rehearsals (for a world we could live in)’ programme
Loughborough University’s contemporary arts programme Radar is welcoming artist Dorine van Meel to campus next month as the final artist in its Rehearsals (for a world we could live in) programme. The visit will include a free artist talk, which is open to all.
Upcoming wellbeing sessions for students
Student Services are running a variety of events throughout February to support your wellbeing. Topics covered include how to manage anxiety and lift your mood.
New Your Voice, Your Impact competition: Last chance to win prizes
At Loughborough, your voice is important, so we can make changes that suit your needs.
Your chance to nominate exceptional individuals for Honorary Awards
Current students and staff can nominate exceptional individuals to receive either a University Medal or an Honorary Degree.
Upcoming events programme for LGBT+ History Month 2026
February is LGBT+ History month, and the LGBT+ Student Association and LGBT+ Staff Network have come together to organise an array of activities open to students, staff and the general public.
View all news
Mathematics
Emeritus Professor joins experts from UK codebreaking centre and Google DeepMind as inaugural Fellow of National Academy for Mathematical Sciences
Emeritus Professor Chris Linton has been appointed as an inaugural Fellow of the Academy for the Mathematical Sciences (AcadMathSci).
Health and medicine
Signs of Sir Terry Pratchett’s dementia may have been hidden in his books – new study
Signs of Sir Terry Pratchett’s dementia may have been present in his writing a decade before his official diagnosis, new research has found.
Health and medicine
Sleepless nights linked to comfort eating and overeating, new study finds
A major UK analysis of over 27,000 adults has found that poor-quality and short sleep are linked to behaviours including comfort-eating, snacking on sweets and overeating and increased obesity risk.
Environment
From hedgerows to headwaters - new research shows how smarter landscapes can cut flood risk and boost nature
Flooding, biodiversity loss and climate change are often treated as separate problems.
Sport
Study on online abuse of sportswomen looks at high profile case and calls for change
In recently published research, a team from the universities of Loughborough, Chester, Hull, Durham, and Manchester has investigated and is raising awareness of misogynistic online rhetoric directed at women and girls in sport.
Arts and culture
In pictures: Making a four-metre-tall bronze sculpture that fuses British innovation and Chinese tradition
British sculptor John Atkin has unveiled his latest creation, Heirloom (The Water Sleeve Dancer) – a four-metre-tall bronze sculpture weighing more than two tonnes – alongside a series of behind-the-scenes images that reveal how the monumental work was brought to life.
Society
Loughborough University and RAF Association to offer new Forces' Families Resilience Programme
Loughborough University and the RAF Association have been awarded funding to deliver a new programme to support the families of injured or sick serving military personnel or veterans.
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Health and medicine
Signs of Sir Terry Pratchett’s dementia may have been hidden in his books – new study
Signs of Sir Terry Pratchett’s dementia may have been present in his writing a decade before his official diagnosis, new research has found.
Health and medicine
Sleepless nights linked to comfort eating and overeating, new study finds
A major UK analysis of over 27,000 adults has found that poor-quality and short sleep are linked to behaviours including comfort-eating, snacking on sweets and overeating and increased obesity risk.
Environment
From hedgerows to headwaters - new research shows how smarter landscapes can cut flood risk and boost nature
Flooding, biodiversity loss and climate change are often treated as separate problems.
Sport
Study on online abuse of sportswomen looks at high profile case and calls for change
In recently published research, a team from the universities of Loughborough, Chester, Hull, Durham, and Manchester has investigated and is raising awareness of misogynistic online rhetoric directed at women and girls in sport.
Arts and culture
In pictures: Making a four-metre-tall bronze sculpture that fuses British innovation and Chinese tradition
British sculptor John Atkin has unveiled his latest creation, Heirloom (The Water Sleeve Dancer) – a four-metre-tall bronze sculpture weighing more than two tonnes – alongside a series of behind-the-scenes images that reveal how the monumental work was brought to life.
Society
Loughborough University and RAF Association to offer new Forces' Families Resilience Programme
Loughborough University and the RAF Association have been awarded funding to deliver a new programme to support the families of injured or sick serving military personnel or veterans.
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Welcome to your noticeboard
This is a space for staff and students to self-submit informal University information and opportunities. You can use this noticeboard to share:
- Call-outs for research participants
- Voluntary roles and positions
- Changes to your service or department, e.g. a change in opening hours
- Temporary car parking changes
The noticeboard is not for:
- Duplicating content posted on the news channel
- To promote events open to our University community (this should be self-submitted under the dedicated ‘Events’ tab instead).
Car Park 20 Closure (James France)
For Staff
Campus announcements
On Thursday 29 January, Car Park 20 (James France) will be closed due to the Talk Sport conference taking place.
Hannah McCann
Calling all disabled students that do NOT do a sport
For Students
Research participant call-outs
Looking for disabled students who do not do a sport, to be part of a focus group that is looking at improving the inclusiveness of Loughborough's Sporting offer.
Arun Bhogal
Old Mobile Phone Collection
For Staff and Students
General opportunities
The Falcon Centre are looking to collect old, used mobile phones.
Jenny Ardley
Talent Match Summer Internships: Call to Schools and Departments to get involved
For Staff
Internal job vacancies
Information about the Talent Match Summer programme for schools and departments to submit a request to host an internship role.
Susan Boon
Car share from Derby request
For Staff and Students
General opportunities
Looking for a weekly car share from Derby to Loughborough.
Catherine Shipley
Call for Participants: Driving Simulator Study
For Staff
Research participant call-outs
An invitation to participate in a research study that involves a driving session in a driving simulator at the Design School.
Dua'a Hamdan
January Offer: Burleigh Springs
For Staff
Health and wellbeing
Throughout January you can purchase a 90 minute Hero Treatment for just £55. This includes a 30 minute back massage followed by a 60 minute Dermalogica facial.
Charlotte Dyer
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Talk Sport 2026
For Staff and students
Careers
James France
Social Venture Models that Work
For Staff and students
Other
Careers and Enterprise Hub, 14 Market Place, Loughborough, LE11 3EA
Officiating Conference 2026
For Staff and students
Sport
Martin Hall
Lecture with Lieutenant General Richard Nugee CB CVO CBE
For Staff and students
Lectures
Edward Herbert Building, 110B
IAS Friends and Fellows Coffee Morning
For Staff and students
Open days
International House
IAS Seminar: Collaboration as Practice
For Staff and students
Arts
Hybrid - International House & Zoom Webinar
Research Culture Spotlight Session: Identifying and Planning for Change
For Staff and students
Research
Microsoft Teams
Social Venture Models that Work
For Staff and students
Other
Careers and Enterprise Hub, 14 Market Place, Loughborough, LE11 3EA
Officiating Conference 2026
For Staff and students
Sport
Martin Hall
Lecture with Lieutenant General Richard Nugee CB CVO CBE
For Staff and students
Lectures
Edward Herbert Building, 110B
IAS Friends and Fellows Coffee Morning
For Staff and students
Open days
International House
IAS Seminar: Collaboration as Practice
For Staff and students
Arts
Hybrid - International House & Zoom Webinar
Research Culture Spotlight Session: Identifying and Planning for Change
For Staff and students
Research
Microsoft Teams