University Mental Health Day: How students look after their mental health and wellbeing
To mark University Mental Health Day (4 March), students and members from the Students’ Union Executive team have shared what they do…
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Adopting a new way of thinking for 2021
For many of us, January can feel like a challenging time of year – payday can feel so far away, the weather…
Incorporating mindfulness into your day
Second Year Psychology with Criminology student, Lauren Pearson, shares her student friendly approach to mindfulness. Life is pretty tough at the moment…
Keeping Calm During Exams: Reflections and signposting from your Welfare and Diversity Executive Officer
Alex Marlowe, Welfare and Diversity Executive Officer 2020/21 Exams are never the easiest things at the best of times. Exams in the…
Disability, Me and the Inclusivity Group
Chair of the Inclusivity Group and Postgraduate Administrator, Emma Nadin, shares her experiences as part of the University’s campaign to raise awareness…
The power of imagery: How multimedia learning can help students with dyslexia
In this blog post, Dr David Roberts from the School of Business and Economics shares an insight into his research on multimedia…
Disability History Month: Support for students
This year’s UK Disability History Month (18 November-20 December) is focusing on Access:  How far we have come? How far have we…
Another lockdown: What can we learn from the first one to protect our physical and mental health this…
Dr Chris McLeod, a University Teacher in Psychology at Loughborough, writes about how we can learn from the last lockdown and how…
Goodbye summer, hello autumn
With the transition of seasons from summer to autumn, we’re all beginning to notice the drop in temperature and the increasingly darker…
Finding Sobriety: My Story
Each year in October, Macmillan Cancer Support has ran the campaign ‘Go Sober’ to not only raise vital funds for people living…
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