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26/07/2017

Feedback on the proposals can be sent to [email protected] until July 28

While Queen’s Hall will not be retained in its current form, a more useful multi-purpose space will be included in the renovations

14/06/2013

Following on from their success at this years 40th National Student Television Awards, Leicester University Student Television are nominated once again, this time for a National Student Television People's Choice Award.

Voting is still open and will close later on this evening, with the results being revealed during the live results show being broadcast online at 7pm.

The very best of luck to LUST and the team this evening.

To find out more about LUST email: [email protected]

http://peopleschoice.nasta.tv/vote/

Voting is now open for the NaSTA People’s Choice Awards 2013! From this page, YOU will pick your favourite shortlisted entries in each category that may go on to win in the Live Results Broadcast!

05/09/2012

The University of Leicester is through to the final round of a competition to find the most innovative pre-market products, processes and concepts being developed in the UK today, vote now to help them be selected overall winner of the Make it in Great Britain Challenge!

http://www2.le.ac.uk/staff/announcements/vote-now-to-support-leicester-talent-at-the-science-museum

Final chance to cast your vote to crown University of Leicester team as the overall winners of the 'Make it in Great Britain' challenge

30/08/2012

Your only official guide to University of Leicester Students' Union 2025/2026 events!

30/08/2012

The University of Leicester and Leicester City Council, in association with the Richard III Society, have joined forces to begin a search for the mortal remains of King Richard III.

On Saturday 25 August 2012 – five hundred years after King Richard III was buried in Leicester - the historic archaeological project will begin with the aim of discovering whether Britain’s last Plantagenet King lies buried in Leicester City Centre.

The project represents the first ever search for the lost grave of an anointed King of England.

In 1485 King Richard III was defeated at the battle of Bosworth. His body, stripped and despoiled, was brought to Leicester where he was buried in the church of the Franciscan Friary, known as the Greyfriars. Over time the exact whereabouts of the Greyfriars became lost.

Led by University of Leicester Archaeological Services (ULAS), experts will be seeking to locate the Greyfriars site and discover whether the remains of Richard III may still be found.

http://www2.le.ac.uk/projects/greyfriars

Richard III died at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485 and his body is believed to have been buried in Leicester, but did it remain there and is it still there? ...

21/07/2012

The University of Leicester Students' Unions very own student magazine has just launched a new fanpage for the coming year. Check out the page for ways to get involved.

The University of Leicester's student newspaper, written by students, for students! All views are ou

22/05/2012

As summer arrives (at last!) our cricketers are pulling on their whites for Varsity Cricket 2012. The twenty20 match takes place at Grace Road, famous home of Leicestershire County Cricket Club, this Thursday, 24 May.

It’s a free event so please come along and show the team some support.

Gates open at three o’clock, game starts at four.

Come along and cheer our students as they face off against DMU.

24/04/2012

Huge congratulations to Leicester University Student Television who won the "Peoples Choice" award at this years National Student Television Awards.

15/04/2012

The University of Leicester Students' Unions very own student television station, LUST, has successfully made it through to the final 5 of the inaugural National Student Television Association Peoples Choice Award, alongside stations from Southampton, Stirling, Nottingham and London.

Rox Pointu, the head of the station said:

"It's a fantastic achievement for us to be shortlisted in the final 5, we're now asking for everyone to text in and vote for us to win!"

Voting closes on Friday, with the winner announced on Saturday night at the 2012 National Student Television Awards, hosted by the University of Nottingham.

Come Read With Me has made it through to the final round of NaSTA People's Choice Award. If you liked this video, please vote for it. TEXT LUST to +447624806...

15/04/2012

Honorary degrees to be presented to Sir David Samworth and John Florance

15/04/2012

'One Night Only' gallery from student societies showcase event.

13/02/2012

Santander Scholarships for taught Master's programmes beginning in October 2012. Deadline for applications: 1 June 2012.

Candidates must not be in receipt of a full scholarship (tuition fees and living costs) from any other sources. Students with partial scholarships from other sources will be considered.