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  • Use of social media

    We enjoy talking to our communities on our social media platforms and have a few house rules to make sure our groups and pages can be enjoyed by everyone.

  • UK experts call for a refined, universal definition of long COVID

    Two leading UK experts in infectious diseases who played a major research role during the pandemic have called for a refined, universal definition of long COVID

  • ITV drama set at the University to air over Easter

    The first episode of the two-part ITV fictional drama based on the discovery of DNA fingerprinting at the University of Leicester and its first use in a murder enquiry will air over the Easter bank holiday weekend.

  • Law academic in report and recommendations for national scheme

    An Associate Professor from the Leicester Law School has contributed to a national review on professional negligence disputes.

  • In the market for a laugh Students help promote Leicester Comedy Festival shows

    For those of you in need of an uplifting break from recent world events, this week sees the welcome return of Leicester Comedy Festival with hundreds of performances running in over 60 venues in Leicestershire from 8 - 26 February.

  • Partnerships

    Explore some of our partnerships with external organisations, including societies and museums concerned with Victorian history, literature, science and culture.

  • About us

    What are minimal surfaces? Find out about our Leverhulme Trust funded project.

  • American Studies at Leicester

    American Studies at the University of Leicester is one of the UK's top providers of American Studies degrees, and is ranked in the top 10 by The Complete University Guide 2019.

  • Talking statues

    Talking Statues was an innovative and novel project that used playwrights, actors and mobile technology to put words into the mouths of public statues.

  • Book on British spy fiction receives prestigious award

    Dr Alan Burton, Honorary Visiting Fellow in History of Art and Film from our School of Arts, has recently been awarded an Outstanding Reference Source Award by the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) for his recent publication on British spy fiction.

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