Students stand AGAINST UCU action in landmark vote
Students at the University of Leicester have voted against Students’ Union support of the UCU marking and assessment boycott, signifying
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Students at the University of Leicester have voted against Students’ Union support of the UCU marking and assessment boycott, signifying
Read moreArchie Robinson has been elected as the next Students’ Union (SU) President. The SU announced the results of the Executive
Read moreLeicester UCU’s Dr Joseph Choonara called upon Vice-Chancellor Nishan Canagarajah to act as a ‘real Citizen of Change’ during a Students’ Union-hosted panel debate last Monday.
Read moreVeganuary might be over, but vegan alternatives certainly aren’t.
Read moreStudents at the University of Leicester have voted to support upcoming University College Union (UCU) strike action, according to a
Read moreThis article contains language that some readers may find offensive. The United Kingdom is set to see its third Prime
Read moreLeicester Restaurant Week is back! 17-23 October ‘brings together the best restaurants in Leicester, for a week of celebration of
Read moreDuring his recent visit to University of Leicester, Ella Johnson and Iona Wagg sat down to speak to Youth Mental Health Ambassador, Dr Alex George.
Read moreSophie is a first-year student at the university, who bravely opens up about her experience with her mental health.
Read moreIona, a postgraduate student in her fourth year at Leicester, opens up about her experiences with multiple conditions, including learning difficulties and mental health issues.
Read moreLSM President and SU Accessibility Officer, Ella, shares her experience with ulcerative colitis (UC) and its impact on mental health.
Read moreStudents at the University of Leicester have voted in favour of supporting this week’s UCU strike action, according to a statement released by Leicester Students’ Union (SU) this afternoon.
Read moreI have long believed All Too Well to be one of the greatest breakup songs ever written, but Taylor Swift undisputedly solidifies this status with nothing less than a ten-minute-and-twelve-second masterpiece.
Read moreFree and sustainability-sourced tampons and pads were made accessible in three buildings across campus last week, following successful work over summer by the Leicester Students’ Union’s Wellbeing Officer, Karli Wagener, in securing a deal between the University and UK-based social enterprise, Hey Girls.
Read moreA 63rd minute screamer courtesy of Youri Tielemans secured a 1-0 victory over Chelsea and FA Cup triumph for the Foxes on Saturday evening – for the first time in club history.
Read moreTikTok is everywhere. Even if you’re too stubborn to download the app itself, you probably will still have heard of the likes Addison Rae and Charli D’Amilio. Stars of the video-sharing app are making a name for themselves in the ‘real world’, and it’s safe to say that a noticeable amount of popular content creators belong to, or at least used to belong to, a content house.
Read moreAs I’m sure you’re all aware by now, SU Executive Officer elections are very much underway. As part of LSM’s election coverage, I spoke to the two running candidates for Wellbeing – Karli Wagener and Millie Loader – about their manifestos and aspirations for the next year if elected.
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Read moreA petition started by Leicester Student Magazine calling for the University of Leicester to implement a safety net currently has 1,216 signatures and counting.
Read moreLeicester’s brand new bowling and gaming attraction, Lane7, opened its doors to the public on Saturday 24th October, and we were very excited to get a sneak peek at the press event the evening before.
Read moreAs schools enter October half term, 1.4 million disadvantaged children in the UK who would usually receive Free School Meals will not be receiving food vouchers as a result of the House of Commons vote this week.
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