News and events
Elderly and the environment to benefit from ‘good deed’ day!
University of Leicester Botanic Garden to be planted with new trees and bulbs
Regional event discusses religion, equalities law and human rights
University of Leicester expert joins graduate on panel at county forum
Mapping Faith and Place: free conference on Thursday
Discuss the history, current usage and future of Leicester’s places of worship.
Celebrate Easter with the Chaplaincy: open house this Thursday, followed by readings
Reflections on the Seven Last Words, interspersed with the music of Joseph Haydn.
Archbishop's lecture online
Full transcript of Sir Sigmund Sternberg lecture by Rt.Rev. Vincent Nichols.
Public lecture by the Archbishop of Westminster, 13 March
Head of Catholic Church to discuss The Journey to God and Faith Today’.
Judgement Day is on the way: Leicester historian on Medieval ‘end of days’ research
Extensive examination of eschatological exegesis in a valuable volume on the Venerable Bede.
Poetry, politics and power chords: it's Widdebintasabian Day in Leicester!
Please note that both the lecture and the gig are completely sold out.
Free public lecture by Ann Widdecombe on 'Faith and Politics'
Former Shadow Home Secretary coming to University of Leicester on 26 October 2011.
Leicester academic explains 'openness' through music, prose and poetry
BBC Radio 4 programme on ‘openness’ to air on 22 May.
1611 and All That: Biblical exhibition in the Library
The current exhibition in the University Library celebrates four hundred years of the King James Bible.
'Leicester raises the standard of faith-based debate' - Baroness Warsi
Sayeeda Warsi, Co-chairman of the Conservative Party, delivered this year’s Sir Sigmund Sternberg Lecture at the University of Leicester focusing on combating religious intolerance in Britain.
Public lecture by Cabinet Member Baroness Warsi on 20 January
Baroness Warsi, Chairman of the Conservative Party, will deliver the annual Sternberg Lecture on Thursday 20 January 2011.
The King James Bible, 400 years old and still in print
New book from Leicester academic traces four centuries of religious debate, literary influence and spelling mistakes.
Public lecture: Living the virtues in a time of austerity
The Archbishop of Westminster, the Most Reverend Vincent Nichols, will deliver the Provost Derek Hole Annual Public Lecture on Thursday 28 October.
