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  • Leicester doctor awarded grant to reduce risks of heart attacks and strokes

    A vascular surgeon from Leicester’s Hospitals has been awarded a four-year grant worth over £1 million from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR).

  • Drop In Sessions/Online Q&A and placement sessions

    Languages at Leicester run a series of on-campus (face-to-face) drop-in sessions and online Q&A and placement sessions

  • Dr Isobel Whitelegg

    Dr Isobel Whitelegg: Expert in art’s past, and your future.

  • Air fingerprinting expertise reveals budget manicure risks

    Chemists at the University have been involved in a BBC report into the use of a strong glue in nail salons.

  • US Government release full text First World War documents online

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on November 16, 2018 Now available:  The United States Army in the World War, 1917-1919    Published in 1948, this 17 volume set contains key documents, maps, and records for the American...

  • Messages about Black History Month

    Hear more about Black History Month at Leicester from our Vice-Chancellor and Students' Liberation Officer.

  • University announces campus closure

    En4tUeWwXQE|The University of Leicester has announced that it is to temporarily close the University from 5.00pm on Friday 20 March, to protect and support all students and colleagues during the COVID-19 outbreak.

  • Visions of Leicester campus feature in exhibition

    The Attenborough Arts Centre is hosting a solo exhibition by Leicester-based Maria Collingham, featuring paintings that portray our University. Maria is currently exhibiting a selection of landscape paintings until 6 March.

  • University celebrates prospering partnership between academia and medical practice

    Our University is celebrating the close collaboration between academia and medical practice by recognising, at an unprecedented scale, the outstanding contribution of healthcare professionals to the University’s academic mission.

  • Student shortlisted for Welsh Governments highest accolade

    English student Mercy has been recognised by the Welsh Government for her ongoing campaigning as a young voice for people with HIV. In February, Mercy was shortlisted for a St David Award- the highest accolade that the Welsh Government can present to a civilian.

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