Label is Loughborough’s official student publication, aiming to bring you relevant and interesting student articles throughout your time at Loughborough. As well as our news, features, opinion and entertainment content, Label is the essential guide to Loughborough for any student!
We offer a chance to gain journalistic experience through writing and editing articles, and also offer chances to get involved in photography (through Lens), design, illustration, and marketing. To get involved, come and visit us in our office upstairs in the Students' Union, or join our volunteers group!
The Case of Sarah Everard
TW – Sexual Assault, Rape, Murder The case of Sarah Everard’s murder has rocked many communities prompting there too be a closer look at how…
Bo Burnham: Inside – ‘A deranged masterpiece’
Warning: This article contains sensitive material, please read with caution Navigating our way through such turbulent times has undoubtedly been difficult for many of us…
Autumn Book Recommendations
Label Volunteer, Sydney Tarrant, details some of her favourite books to read for this Autumn. Autumn always reminds me of going back to school, Gilmore girls and cosy jumpers.…
Label Illustration Competition: Issue Five Winner
Label Illustration run a competition for each issue. Issue Five’s winner tells us a bit about himself.
Restaurant Reviews: The Basin
Returning writer, Amie Woodyatt, shares her thoughts on her dining experience at The Basin. Give it a Gyoza! Storm Dennis is raging on outside, the wind has been biting my…
A “History-Making Moment”: Taylor Swift Breaks an Album Record
Taylor Swift has released three albums in less than a year, bringing her huge success in the charts, along with a new record. Leah Langley provides an insight of this…
From Catwalk to Cyberspace
From Catwalk to Cyberspace: A contemporary view on how Gen Z will pixelate the fashion industry. Volunteer Label writer, Tom Rowland, shares an interesting piece on how technological advances are changing…
Professor Robert Allison CBE – The Final Interview
As the outgoing Vice-Chancellor, Professor Robert Allison, walks into the Billiard Room in Hazlerigg, he shows the same warmth and excitement at seeing students as he always has. Bumping elbows…
‘You know your body better than anyone else, if you don’t think something is right then it probably isn’t’: Understanding Endometriosis and PCOS
LSU CASH’s Workshop Coordinator and volunteer writer, Megan McKone, helps us understand what endometriosis and PCOS are. Endometriosis and Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) are two reproductive diseases, 1 in 10 women…
Dear my Future Self
Returning Media Volunteer, Meg Jocson Ong, shares a beautiful letter to her future self about the uncertain future. Dear Future Me, I hope you’re doing well. Hopefully, the coronavirus is…
Once Upon A Time
Returning volunteer, Chloë Morgan, shares her beautiful poem: NoSomewhere
When I Grow Up…
When I grow up I’d like to be rich. Rich in happiness, experiences and love. I think everyone would also like to be rich in money, it enables us to…
