Author: LSU Media
The number of Universities given a red ranking for freedom of speech has increased in the last year.
A constant motif of the past few weeks has been waking up to learn about the untimely passing of an iconic artist; Tuesday was no exception.
Protests against the government’s plans to scrap maintenance grants caused Westminster Bridge to be blocked for more than an hour and a half on Tuesday.
Being an undergraduate student, you have a lot of free time. And in that time, you are expected to be occupying yourself with ‘independent study’. Of course! Although I think we all know that ‘independent study’ is a common synonym for ‘watching Netflix all day and waiting for responsibilities to go away’. One of these responsibilities includes reading. Amongst other work, studying, essay drafting, reading is one of the more dreaded tasks to complete off the old ‘To Do’ list. Why, oh, why, must three painful hours of staring at parts of a deceased tree be so vital for our degree?…
Loughborough University’s very own graduates bring you The Effect courtesy of Four Wheeled Theatre on the 19th and 20th February 2016. Put the date in your diary! Four Wheeled Theatre was founded only last year (2015) after three successful years at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Four Wheeled are currently rehearsing for the performance of Lucy Prebble’s The Effect, which will be held in Loughborough at The Organ Grinder. The play is a clinical romance, which oversees two people in a pharmaceutical drugs trial and its corresponding side effects. “I can tell the difference between who I am and a side effect.” Doors open…
Tom Newman explores what the Exec Elections are and what it means to Loughborough Students.
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Salome and Sarah present live on Loughborough Campus Radio.
Brand new to LCR.
James Hullait talks about Alan Rickman’s career following his death, today.