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Library on Tour over summer »
Between the 20th June and the 29th September, Library services will be delivered in a different way over the summer. This is because the Library building is temporarily closed for a major refurbishment over this period. Library enquiry service and book … Continue reading
Like Walking? Like Fruit? Like Bats? Look No Further! »
Nature lovers are in for a treat next Wednesday (19th June) as artist Anne-Marie Culhane hosts Fruit Routes, an exploration of some of the campus’s lesser-known natural charms and resources. The day long series of events will include a lunchtime walk (12.30-1.30pm) … Continue reading
Mischief on the University Radar »
No, it’s nothing to do with dodgy student Facebook pages, but instead a day-long interactive symposium run by Radar, the University’s art program, next Tuesday 18th June. Performative Mischief will consider the role and function of mischief in the fields of art, … Continue reading
Printer Credit Refunds for Finalists »
As the summer term draws to an end we often receive enquiries from finalistsasking about how they can get a refund for their remaining printer credit. Students need to go to the Design & Print Services office in the Manzoni … Continue reading
Golden Award for the Library »
We are very pleased to announce that Loughborough University Library was successfully re-accredited with Investors in People in May 2013 and achieved Gold status. This represents a major achievement of which the University Library is very proud of. The external assessor stated … Continue reading
PHIR Presents ‘It’s A Girl’ Documentary Screening »
The School of Politics, History and International Relations will be presenting a free screening of the harrowing 2012 infanticide documentary film It’s a Girl next Tuesday in the Stewart Mason Building. This one hour film tells the stories of abandoned … Continue reading
Homes Trumps Mantel’s Piece »
American writer A.M. Homes prevented Hilary Mantel from accomplishing a unique hat-trick of literary awards by pipping her to the coveted Women’s Prize for Fiction with her novel May We Be Forgiven. The book, described as ‘a dark satire of contemporary … Continue reading
World Environment Day »
Today is World Environment Day, and the theme for this year’s event is Think, Eat, Save, the aim of which is to highlight awareness of food wastage and to empower people to make better choices about the food they eat so … Continue reading
Benjamin Britten at the British Library »
A unique range of exhibitions and events to mark the centenary of the birth of the celebrated English composer Benjamin Britten begins this month at the British Library. Poetry in Sound: the Music of Benjamin Britten 1913-1976 explores the life … Continue reading
They think it’s all over… »
The 2012 Olympics lit up the nation and provided Loughborough with a chance to show off the University’s well-deserved reputation for sporting achievement. With the news that Loughborough will shortly be opening a London campus on the Olympic site we … Continue reading
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