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Alumni offer: 10% off at The Star Bunkhouse
Alum Emma Harrison (Information and Library Studies 1992) is offering a 10% discount on bookings at The Star Bunkhouse.
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Alum Fraser set to take on huge challenge
In April, Fraser Arnott (Sports Science with Management BSc, 2016) and friend Conor Mchale will take on an extraordinary endurance challenge: running seven marathons in seven consecutive days, finishing with the London Marathon.
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Helen Tuddenham Consulting offering 20% discount off executive coaching package
Alumna Helen Tuddenham is an executive coach and leadership development consultant at her company Helen Tuddenham Consulting. She is currently giving Loughborough alumni 20% off an executive coaching package.
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Loughborough alumnus prepares to conquer Mount Kilimanjaro
Civil Engineering alumnus Harry Reed (2023) is getting set to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in August next year.
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Exclusive Burleigh Court offering for Loughborough alumni
Visiting Loughborough soon? Planning a reunion in the future? You can now stay on campus at Burleigh Court with 20% discount.
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Join the Alumni Women’s Network
For International Women’s Day on 8 March, we’re encouraging you to become part of a growing community of alumnae led by volunteers working together to promote, support and inspire Loughborough alumni.
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Alumna takes part in Coppa Trek challenge
In June, Alex Ball (Social Psychology 2016) will take on a 100km trek over 5 days in the Isle of Skye in aid of a breast cancer awareness charity, CoppaFeel!.
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What was your Loughborough Journey? Enter our competition for the chance to win a prize!
Over the next few weeks, we are asking you to share insights into your Loughborough and career journeys. For the chance to win a prize worth £100, share your experiences in a short online video using #LboroJourney.
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Alumnus celebrates family connection to Loughborough through book series
After graduating from Loughborough in 1965, Bryan Mason published a series of books about his experiences at the University.
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Charity founded by alumnus supports members of the Loughborough community affected by grief
After sadly losing his mum within his first few weeks of university, Dave Jacob-Lloyd founded a grief charity with the aim of helping bereaved students.
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Alumnus completes Annapurna Base Camp hike for charity
Marcus Rhodes (Economics and Social History 1982) has completed the Annapurna Base Camp hike for the Spinal Injuries Association (SIA), a charity in the UK.
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Jamie headed stateside for exciting internship with the UN
Recent graduate Jamie Clark has landed a role as Sustainable Development Goals Intern in the Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) at the United Nations (UN). He is headed to New York very soon and is excited for his new adventure.
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Dr Julie Bradshaw MBE on her journey to become Mayor of Charnwood
Earlier this year, alumna Dr Julie Bradshaw MBE was appointed Mayor of Charnwood for 2024/2025. Julie has a strong interest in sport and has taken part in long-distance swims, setting record-breaking achievements.
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Alex will run 17 marathons in 12 days
On Wednesday 25 September, Alex Backhouse will begin his run from Land’s End to London in support of Retina UK. He will run a total of 700 km over 12 days.
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Loughborough University graduate to set multiple world records rowing across the Atlantic
Zara Lachlan will be rowing solo and unsupported from Portugal across 3,600 miles to arrive in French Guiana this October.
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Alumna takes on challenge to support her placement organisation
Heledd Jenkins (Sport Science, Coaching and Physical Education 2024) will be walking 44 miles and abseiling 418 feet in aid of Northampton Saints Foundation.
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Team of five rows across the Atlantic Ocean in Guinness World Record attempt
Alumnus Adam Rowlatt (Sport Biomechanics 2023) is part of Secondoary Fun, a team of five rowers embarking on an extraordinary journey across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Alumni come together to raise money through charity football games
During the Alumni Reunion Weekend in May, two groups of alumni came together to play football in the name of charity.
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Alumnus takes on epic ultra-triathlon for Motor Neurone Disease charity
Paul Robinson’s crazy love of sports lives on from his university days. He studied Chemistry at Loughborough University and graduated in 2005. Paul is now gearing up for an extraordinary challenge, the Enduroman Arch2Arc ultra-triathlon.
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Alumni connections produce brilliant placement experience for Loughborough student
Ed Williams is the Managing Director of Candy Kittens, a gourmet vegan sweet company based in London that is currently employing a Loughborough student.
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Alumnus prepares to cycle more than 200 miles in memory of university friend
David Bone passed away whilst playing football at university on 23 March 1999. Now, 25 years later, Jason Edwards shares his memories of that day and his plans to take on a 230-mile cycling challenge for the British Heart Foundation in David’s memory.
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Alumna will climb Mount Olympus in support of Falcon Support Services
In March, Alicia Butterfield (Business Administration 2016) will tackle Mount Olympus in Greece to raise funds for the Leicestershire charity Falcon Support Services.
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Documentary set to follow innovative new treatments
Alumnus Simon Marshall was recently diagnosed with late stage Pancreatic Cancer.