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  • Joe Orton, Edna Welthorpe and Creative Writing by Bryony Adshead

    Posted by Emma Parker in School of English Blog on November 10, 2017 After signing up for an Open Day at the University of Leicester, I was intrigued to receive an email regarding the ‘Yours Faithfully, Edna Welthorpe (Mrs)’ creative writing competition, run by Dr Emma Parker...

  • Cataloguing the AIM archive

    Posted by vholmes in Library Special Collections on January 8, 2020   Guest post from Hana Noor, a former MA Museum Studies student at the University of Leicester, 2019 Some of the AIM papers in the archive store, before processing       As part of my...

  • Understanding teenage angst

    The way teenagers think is going to come under scrutiny at a lecture that is open to the public on Monday 30 April.

  • Leicester chemist wins prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry Award

    Dr Dylan Williams, of our Department of Chemistry, is the Royal Society of Chemistry Higher Education Teaching Award winner for 2018. Dr Williams has worked on new ways of teaching chemistry at university since 2007.

  • Crime and Punishment in African American History

    Module code: HS3662 Module Outline This module examines African American crime and punishment from the era of slavery to the present.

  • Crime and Punishment in African American History

    Module code: HS3662 Module Outline This module examines African American crime and punishment from the era of slavery to the present.

  • Crime and Punishment in African American History

    Module code: HS3662 Module Outline This module examines African American crime and punishment from the era of slavery to the present.

  • Elfen

    Elfen is a novel space mission that will constrain the influence of heavy ions on the dayside of the magnetosphere, as well as the mechanism that feed the formation and evolution of the nightside low-latitude plasma sheet.

  • Sensational discovery of previously unseen Adrian Mole diary

    Teenage intellectual Mole achieved fame in the 1980s for his astute, observational journal cataloguing middle class domestic life in a Leicester household. He has been cited by some critics as “a modern day Pepys.

  • What have human rights ever done for us? University of Leicester lecture explores the real impact of ECHR

    University of Leicester hosts a free public lecture on 8 July exploring the real‑world impact of human rights and the future of the ECHR in the UK.

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