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  • Neaverson legacy

    Janet Leaverson's legacy gift, supporting our Library archives work on Richard III

  • The Habitable City

    British Academy Grant (£29,680) October 2012 - September 2015 Dr Toby Lincoln With fifty percent of China’s population living in cities, the world’s most populous nation is now its newest urban society.

  • Leicester researchers contribute to House of Lords report on light and noise pollution

    Leicester researchers contribute to House of Lords report on light and noise pollution

  • Black women at greater risk of dying from uterine cancer

    Women in Black ethnic minority groups are at greater risk of dying from uterine, (womb) cancer, latest data shows

  • Why are we all so fascinated by language

    Have you ever wondered why some people learn a language more easily than others? Why Donald Trump sounds different to other politicians? Whether we’ll all be speaking English, Chinese or Martian in the future? A brand new free online course provided by the University will be...

  • Fellowships to support the creative economy

    Two AHRC Fellowships awarded to the University are to be undertaken in partnership with The Museums Association and Phoenix - Leicester’s centre for independent cinema, art and digital culture.

  • Design guides

    Read the design guides which must be adhered to for works undertaken in Estates and Campus Services at the University of Leicester.

  • Leicester receives two nominations for 2018 Current Archaeology Awards

    Two projects led by archaeologists from our University have been nominated in the Current Archaeology Awards for 2018.

  • New collaboration sees Museum Studies students access vast Arts Council Collection

    Boundaries will be crossed and relationships formed in a new exhibition by University of Leicester students that will feature internationally celebrated artworks.

  • Inherited herpesvirus study finds links to ancient humans

    An international study of integrated HHV-6 led by our University has discovered that a small number of human ancestors, one from about 24,000 years ago, have been responsible for transmitting ancient strains of the virus to individuals today – affecting about a million people...

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