Latest news in the School of Design and Creative Arts
An allergy kit that began as a Loughborough University student project has now been used to treat more than 50 life-threatening allergic reactions across the UK.
Loughborough University graduate Gargi Agrawalla has been announced as the UK national winner of the James Dyson Award 2026 for SIVO.GO, a portable sensory safety system designed for deaf and hard-of-hearing travellers.
British sculptor and Reader in Fine Art John Atkin’s latest sculpture has been shortlisted for the prestigious 2026 London Sculpture Prize.
Three Loughborough University Fine Art graduates have participated in a new BBC Two competition series showcasing emerging artistic talent.
The School of Design and Creative Arts is delighted to congratulate doctoral researcher Bibi Samshad Duman, recipient of the 2026 Dennis Holt Travel Scholarship.
2026 marks the ninth year of Ford supporting the Athena STEM residential, which has seen around fifty female students visiting Loughborough every year for a unique and inspirational insight into studying STEM at university level.
On 1 August, the University announced the appointment of Professor Ashleigh Filtness as Director of the Transport Safety Research Centre (TSRC).
Two Loughborough students explored how art can preserve and transform memory through deeply personal final-year projects showcased at this year’s School of Design and Creative Arts (SDCA) Degree Show.
Dr Clare Mutzenich, Professor of Human–AI Interaction at Loughborough University, moderated a BSI panel centred on ISO 39001 and the Safe System approach.
Diverse Voices in Textiles at Loughborough University partnered with The Generator, Loughborough's new Creative Industries and Community Arts Hub, in an Adinkra textile printing workshop.