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  • Prestigious award to School of Education academic working towards peace

    The leading role played by a University of Leicester academic working towards peace in the Korean Peninsula has been recognised with a prestigious award.

  • MICRA 2024

    MICRA 2024, Meeting of Inorganic Chemists Recently Appointed, is a conference for early career researchers in Inorganic Chemistry based in the UK. The conference is held every two years. MICRA 2024 will be hosted by the University of Leicester.

  • The stirrings of controversy

    From the project’s inception, it was the stated intention of the partnership involved in the search for the king’s remains that, if successful, Richard III would be reinterred in Leicester Cathedral.

  • Analysing the skeleton

    Analysis of the bones has identified the skeleton as an adult male aged between his late 20s and late 30s; whilst forensic analysis of the bone joints, using standard post-mortem methods, provides a narrower estimate of 30-34 years of age.

  • Symposium - 80 Years On: Memory and Legacy of World War II in ESEA Popular Culture

    A symposium exploring the portrayal of WWII 80 years on hosted by Film Studies and Modern Languages

  • Independent learning

    Independent learning options offered at the ELTU including VSAC

  • Projects

    The Library is currently involved in two National Lottery Heritage Fund projects being led by our Archives and Special Collections team. Our History and Unlocking our Sound Heritage in partnership with the British Library.

  • Complaints procedure

    Feedback and complaints procedure for the University Library

  • Making mental health a priority

    To mark the start of Mental Health Awareness Week, Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Nishan Canagarajah, has reaffirmed the University of Leicester’s commitment to student and staff mental health.

  • Leicester students crack mystery of Rudolph’s red nose

    Of all Santa Claus’ reindeer, Rudolph is best known for his bright red nose. But just how fast would he need to travel for his nose to shine its famous scarlet colour? Students at the University of Leicester have discovered the answer.

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