Following the UK Supreme Court ruling that in the Equality Act 2010 ‘sex’ means biological sex and as such, workplaces need to provide single sex toilet facilities. The EHRC has provided interim guidance that organisations should continue to adhere to the Equality Act 2010 and ensure protection for all protected characteristics, including trans and non-binary people.
The first thing I do when going back to Israel for a visit is go for a run. After more than two years abroad, it is a good opportunity to refamiliarise myself with the home I left to pursue my academic career more than eight years ago.
A coalition of 15 Midlands university partners has launched a bold new initiative that is set to revolutionise how research and innovation are translated into real-world impact across the region.
Please check your details in myHR. Ensuring your personal details are accurate and up to date is vital for lots of reasons.
The University held a celebration evening on Tuesday 6 May, awarding several organisations around Charnwood with funds to support their initiatives. The event was filled will celebration, networking, exchanging ideas, and sparking new collaborations for the future.
A team of physicists – including a Nobel Prize winner – has used artificial intelligence to uncover how layered materials melt and shift between physical states when confined to two dimensions.
New research reveals that families in the UK must now cover minimum annual education costs of over £1,000 for a primary school child and nearly £2,300 for a secondary school pupil – a sharp rise that far outpaces inflation and earnings growth since 2022.
We understand that the recent events in Pakistan and India may be distressing for some members of our community, particularly those with family or friends in the region.
The government announced last week that they are consulting on proposals to extend the sugar tax that is currently applied to fizzy drinks, to include pre-packaged milk-based drinks, as well as non-dairy substitutes such as oat or rice milks.
Macros in Office desktop apps (on Windows 11) can pose significant security risks. These scripts, often used to automate tasks in applications like Microsoft Excel or Word, can be exploited by attackers to access your data, device operating system or the wider University systems.
A new study has revealed that narcissism could play a beneficial role in early-stage entrepreneurship – however, it could also damage businesses and have a negative impact.
At Loughborough we recognise that the recent UK Supreme Court ruling, that in the Equality Act 2010 ‘sex’ means biological sex, will be having a significant impact.
Mental Health Awareness Week, 12-16 May, is being celebrated across campus, with the theme this year focusing on the power and importance of community.
Loughborough Students’ Union is delighted to announce in October 2025, they will be hosting a TEDx event at the Loughborough campus.
A new BBC Panorama investigation that aired early this week revealed that baby food pouches from six major UK brands – including four leading manufacturers and two supermarkets – are failing to meet key nutritional needs for babies and toddlers and are often high in sugar.
Give ‘n’ Go is a campaign run by the Sustainability team and Community Warden team at the end of the academic year as students begin to move out and leave Loughborough for the summer.
As the weather warms up and more students start using the Paddock Pitch, we would like to remind everyone of the conditions of use to ensure a pleasant experience for all.
Every year eligible students are asked to complete the Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES) to provide valuable feedback on their experience at Loughborough.
The nomination window for this year’s Vice-Chancellor’s Awards will be open throughout May 2025.
Loughborough Sport is running the Students’ Active Lifestyles survey throughout May to understand how they can continue to improve the sport offering at the University.
What Makes a Great Museum Visit? Take part in our academic survey. This research forms a part of the module 'Industry Project' for the disciplines MA User Experience and Service Design, and MSc User Experience Design
Chronotype refers to an individual’s natural preference for sleep and wake times. It also reflects the time of the day a person best performs their daily activities. Compared to morning chronotypes, individuals of evening chronotype are more likely to develop chronic health issues such as chronic inflammation, obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. They also tend to be more prone to infections and less physically active.
Are you a mature student (aged 21 years or over at the time of registration) and/or a commuting student currently studying at Loughborough University? If so, we would like to invite you to take part in a focus group to share your experiences.
Loughborough University is proud to be hosting the Loughborough International Athletics (LIA) event on Sunday, 18 May 2025, as a significant sports event with a high number of spectators expected, campus users should be aware of the following information: Car park closures on Friday 16 May – Saturday 17 May: • Car Park 15 – closed for catering village Car park closures on Sunday 18 May: • HIPAC Upper Car Park – restricted access to selected Officials and Event Workforce only • Car Park 8 – restricted access to selected Officials and Event Workforce only - Activation Zone • Car Park 15 – closed for catering village PA system: Please note that a PA system will be used at the Stadium between 9am-6pm. There will also be sound checks taking place on Saturday 18 May in the afternoon.
Join our online focus group to share your experiences and provide valuable feedback on key areas like eduroam, computer labs, software, and more. Your input will help shape the future of IT support and services. All participants will receive a £10 Amazon gift voucher.
We are looking for participants with experience working in, academic experience in, or expertise in the tourism industry to gain insight for a study on the solo travelling experience.
This study aims to explore how resistance training impacts the brain’s ability to communicate with muscles. The objective of this study is to compare the central nervous system properties of the upper and lower body of individuals who have completed long-term resistance training with a group of recreationally active people
We are looking for female with experience or interest in solo travel to participate in a research study aimed at improving the experience of solo travelers and those traveling alone.
The Global Educational Trust charity gives away free books to those in need and in fact to anyone. The books are saved from landfill and 'shops' set up and then with new donations and great volunteers, these spaces become a great community space for as long as we remain there. We are in need or volunteers to help set this up in Loughborough, if interested please contact me.
Would you like to learn more about your body composition, cardiometabolic profile, immune system, and your physical activity and sleep data?
What Makes a Great Museum Visit? Take part in our academic survey. This research forms a part of the module 'Industry Project' for the disciplines MA User Experience and Service Design, and MSc User Experience Design
Chronotype refers to an individual’s natural preference for sleep and wake times. It also reflects the time of the day a person best performs their daily activities. Compared to morning chronotypes, individuals of evening chronotype are more likely to develop chronic health issues such as chronic inflammation, obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. They also tend to be more prone to infections and less physically active.
Kegworth Imps FC are looking for players to join the 25/26 season U13 squad (currently children in Year 7).
Nominations Now Open for Elected Staff Vacancies on University Council
Burleigh Springs is offering manicures at the reduced cost of £25.00 throughout May.
Everest Lounge in Loughborough are offering LU staff 20% off their dine in food menu and 15% on food collection or delivery orders.
Celebrating the Early Careers Network: A Journey to Leadership with special guests. When: Tuesday 20th May, 13:00 – 14:30 (Main event 13:00-14:00 with optional 30 min networking). Lunch provided on arrival- event open to all, limited spaces available. Where: Loughborough University Stadium We are delighted to announce the Early Careers Network Flagship event for 2025, "Celebrating ECN: A Journey To Leadership" on Tuesday 20th May 1pm – 2:30pm. Note: the main event will be from 1-2pm with optional time for further networking from 2-2:30pm- lunch will be provided upon arrival.
Health MOT’s – we have arranged a number of monthly Health MOT days which will be facilitated by Leicestershire County Council. These are for any staff member with an interest in their own health and wellbeing.
Loughborough University is proud to be hosting the Loughborough International Athletics (LIA) event on Sunday, 18 May 2025, as a significant sports event with a high number of spectators expected, campus users should be aware of the following information: Car park closures on Friday 16 May – Saturday 17 May: • Car Park 15 – closed for catering village Car park closures on Sunday 18 May: • HIPAC Upper Car Park – restricted access to selected Officials and Event Workforce only • Car Park 8 – restricted access to selected Officials and Event Workforce only - Activation Zone • Car Park 15 – closed for catering village PA system: Please note that a PA system will be used at the Stadium between 9am-6pm. There will also be sound checks taking place on Saturday 18 May in the afternoon.
We are looking for participants with experience working in, academic experience in, or expertise in the tourism industry to gain insight for a study on the solo travelling experience.