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  • Expert opinions cover magic glass Obamas nuclear policy Kenya and banning the burquini

    Margaret Maclean from the Special Collections has written a Staff Blog discussing the cast of impossibly colourful characters in the collection of Victor Neuburg.

  • Four nominations for Attenborough Arts in building awards

    The plaudits continue to come in for the Attenborough Arts Centre’s new gallery wing as the East Midlands Local Authority Building Control has shortlisted it for four Building Excellence Awards 2016.

  • Accessibility statement

    Read the University of Leicester's statement relating to accessibility.

  • University of Leicester awards honorary degree to graduate and best-selling author

    Acclaimed novelist and Leicester graduate, Adele Parks MBE has returned to the University to be awarded an honorary degree. Parks received a (DLitt) Doctor of Letters from the University of Leicester in a ceremony that took place at De Montfort Hall on Thursday, 19 January.

  • New exhibition by Leicester artists in residence visualises DNA research

    A new exhibition will showcase a unique art and science project by artists in residence at our Department of Genetics and Genome Biology.

  • Peer review

    Museum and Society follows a double-blind peer review process. Each submission is assigned by the Production Editor to a member of the Editorial Board.

  • University of Leicester alumnus releases hit film documentary

    He continued: “The University of Leicester provided me the foundations to so many skills I possess today, and taught me so much even beyond the legal sphere which I studied within.

  • School of Physics and Astronomy

    Welcome to the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Leicester.

  • Wellcome boost for structural biologists

    Leicester researchers studying our molecular machinery have been awarded £3.89 million in research funding by the Wellcome Trust.

  • Stop the clocks: Brisk walking may slow biological ageing process, study shows

    A new study of genetic data published today (Wednesday) of more than 400,000 UK adults has revealed a clear link between walking pace and a genetic marker of biological age.

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