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  • We are Citizens of Change

    prsrA2paH7s|Today sees the launch of our new identity – Citizens of Change. It builds on the University of Leicester’s heritage whilst looking to the future and supporting our mission, vision and new strategic plan.

  • British Empire and Commonwealth

    Discover the collections relating to the British Empire and Commonwealth within the East Midlands Oral History Archive.

  • The Centre for Regional and Local History’s New Library Spaces

    Back in 2021 the Centre for English Local History moved out of Marc Fitch House at 3-5 Salisbury Road, where it had resided since 1988, to a new space on the University’s main campus.

  • New research shows most women unlikely to benefit from national AAA screening

    New research involving our researchers published in The Lancet, which was funded and supported by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), has come to important conclusions about screening women for abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAAs).

  • Team Leicester looking for Varsity victory against DMU

    Leicester sports teams will once again face sporting rivals De Montfort University in the biggest event in their sporting calendar, Varsity, which kicks off on Thursday 16 March.

  • Meet the University of Leicester press office team

    The Press Office handles all external media enquiries for the University of Leicester from journalists and broadcasters. General enquiries for the Press Office can be handled using the details below.

  • Lending books and journals to other libraries

    Libraries in the UK and from around the world may request articles, chapters and books from our collection through a variety of inter library loan and document supply channels.

  • Africa Research Group launched

    The Africa Research Group is a new group which will bring together projects and research taking place across the University on Africa, Africans in Diaspora and African Heritage communities.

  • Funny bones macabre humour in the Dance of Death

    The haunting tale of a married couple who tragically lost nine of their ten children in infancy and later died in a state of Dickensian poverty sounds like a fitting story for Halloween - but for many people in the 19th century this exposure to death was commonplace and...

  • Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog: Academic and staff blogs from the University of Lei

    Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester

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