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  • Leicester to host regional launch of the Festival of British Archaeology

    A talk by Mathew Morris (pictured) from the Richard III excavation team and a ‘Roman drill session’ are just two of the events taking place at this year’s regional launch of the Festival of British Archaeology.

  • Students to perform at Edinburgh Festival Fringe

    Vatican murder mystery comedy Cardinal Sin, which has been produced by five Leicester students, will be finding its way to the stage at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe between 17 and 23 August.

  • Lecture to explore the science of colour

    Why is fire yellow? Why is your gas hob blue? What makes traffic lights red, amber and green? These phenomena and many others will be examined in a free public lecture on Thursday 17 September at the Ground Floor Lecture Theatre 3 of the Ken Edwards Building at 6.30pm.

  • PPL PRS

    Leicester-based PPL PRS Ltd is a joint venture between the UK’s two music licensing organisations: PPL and PRS for Music, to provide a streamlined music licensing service.

  • About GCRF at Leicester

    From tackling COVID-19 and its effects on communities around the world, to fighting tuberculosis in South Africa, to using forensic DNA to bring justice for sexual abuse victims in Kenya, or improving child mental health in Turkey, we are...

  • Literary Leicester to host one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary British Fiction Gwendoline Riley

    The University of Leicester will welcome award-winning novelist Gwendoline Riley to campus on Friday 17 November for the tenth annual Literary Leicester festival. For the event, taking place between 6.15 and 7.

  • University to support gifted mathematics students throughout East Midlands

    Our University has been awarded a grant from the Department of Education to support the academic development of gifted sixth form students studying mathematics throughout the East Midlands.

  • Leicester expert contributes to BBC Watchdog report on safety of fidget spinners

    Professor Sarah Hainsworth (pictured), Head of the Department of Engineering, has contributed to a BBC Watchdog report investigating the safety of fidget spinners.

  • Experts to discuss research into internet safety for sex workers

    Dr Rosie Campbell and Professor Teela Sanders from our Department of Criminology will be taking part in the upcoming Festival of Social Science, running between 4 – 11 November.

  • Race class and citizenship following Brexit to be explored at free public event

    Our University will host a free public event on Wednesday 22 February which will seek to understand the implications of Brexit in relation to race, class and citizenship.

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