The University said they are investigating the 'sexually-motivated incident'.
The as yet unidentified person is also a student at the University.
In a tweet, Loughborough university said a fake social media persona was involved.
The University is currently investigating an incident of sexually-motivated catfishing involving the use of a fake social media persona. An individual who is both a student and member of staff, has been suspended in relation to this incident. (1/2)
— Loughborough University (@lborouniversity) March 15, 2021
They are advising any students who believe they have been a victim of catfishing or any form of sexual violence to get in touch via the University’s online incident reporting portal here: http://lboro.uk/3qJ3lUA or contact Student Services on 01509 222765.
A university spokesperson said they would not be making any further statements at this time.
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