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  • Winners of short story competition celebrate their success

    The winners of the Vaughan Centre for Lifelong Learning Short Story Competition 2015 have been announced. David Marriott took the £300 first prize in the adult writers’ category. Isabella Guzy-Kirkden won the junior competition prize of £100.

  • Pro Bono Society speaks to BBC about volunteering in the local community

    Law students at our University showcased the work they do for the local community recently on BBC radio.

  • Japanese manga series to showcase women in the sciences

    Dr Ana Verissimo from the Department of Cardiovascular Sciences is combining her love for Japanese art with her passion for the sciences by launching a campaign to create the first instalment in a new manga series.

  • University life in the 1920s revealed through historical interview

    A new project organised by our University is making a number of oral history interviews with people who lived during the 19th and 20th centuries available online.

  • University celebrates International Women's Day

    Staff and students at the University of Leicester have enjoyed an action-packed week dedicated to celebrating women ahead of International Women’s Day on Friday 8 March 2019.

  • Jane the T-rex

    Find out more about Jane, Geology's resident juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex at the University of Leicester.

  • Thank you for attending

    We're really glad you were able to join us. Thanks for letting us know you attended one of our Open Days.

  • Open a UK bank account

    Information about bank accounts, local banks and how to set up an account in the UK for new students starting at the University of Leicester.

  • Event to explore mental health in the media The Good the Bad and the Ugly

    Mental health issues and their depiction on film and TV will be discussed at a public event at our University on Tuesday 21 November. It will question whether mental health and illness are depicted well on screen and – if not - what can be done about it.

  • Why ideas matter- seminar exploring why we should be imagining six impossible things before breakfast

    How often do you push yourself to imagine the seemingly impossible? The power of new ideas, and perspectives on where they might come from, will be the subject of an upcoming seminar at our University on Monday 4 December.

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