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  • British United People

    The British United People collection is comprised of interviews with former employees of the British United Shoe Machinery Company, in 2012 and 2013. Learn more about the project.

  • Terrorism

    Module code: CR2025 What are the factors that motivate and sustain terrorist organisations? What is the role of counter-terrorism measures and culture in contemporary controversies, such as the infringement of civil liberties? Many scholars have drawn on the medical model and...

  • Cultures of the Caribbean past and present in podcast

    A Leicester archaeologist has launched a new podcast that explores the fascinating history of the Caribbean Islands as told through its objects.

  • Expert opinions cover pornography habits apologising too much and Indonesian politics

    Dr Heather Brunskell-Evans from the Centre for Medical Humanities has written an article about pornography habits for the Huffington Post.

  • Exhibition of artist and writer Rigby Grahams works

    An exhibition showcasing the works of the late artist and writer Rigby Graham (1931-2015) is on display in the Library.

  • Colonial Countryside

    Colonial Countryside: National Trust Houses Reinterpreted is a national writing and history project in partnership with Peepal Tree Press, Renaissance and the National Trust.

  • Theyre bloomin early

    The Botanic Garden will once again usher in springtime with two Crocus Sunday events showcasing the early springtime blooming of the flower.

  • Paul Almond

    The academic profile of Professor Paul Almond, Professor at University of Leicester

  • F

    FAME Contains 20 years' financial information of more than 150,000 UK companies, both active and inactive. The companies included are those with a turnover in access of £1.5 million, or profits in excess of £150,000, or shareholder funds in excess of £1.

  • English Place Names

    Module code: EN3167 The place-names of England, studied in conjunction with the landscapes to which they belong, represent a fascinating body of evidence for the development of the English language and for the history of its speakers.

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