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City Gulls: Annoying scavenger or resourceful rival?
LJMU ecologist defends pesky seagulls which increasingly come into conflict with people in urban places
04/08/26 -
LJMU joins Burnham-backed campaign for women's health
School of Sport and Exercise Sciences pledges support to Mersey Sport Partnership to encourage women's participation in physical...
31/07/26 -
High demand for unique Shipbuilding programme
Mastering Shipbuilding Management, a bespoke course for industry, has completed its third successful year.
30/07/26 -
Pre-induction events for neurodivergent students starting in September 2026
A friendly and inclusive way to explore campus before the start of the academic year.
28/07/26 -
LJMU students visit House of Commons for social mobility event
Two LJMU students were invited to the House of Commons to join business leaders, policymakers and organisations committed...
28/07/26 -
Towards animal-free teaching in response to knife crime
Study supports use of alternative materials to animal bones in forensic education.
28/07/26 -
LJMU marches with Pride
Students, staff, alumni and friends came together to represent LJMU at Liverpool Pride March 2026 over the weekend.
27/07/26 -
Steeltown: an exhibition of decline and hope
Research project into community memory, identity and hope supports public event.
27/07/26 -
'I'm encouraging other young Travellers to consider university'
Nadine Corbett has set up her own business, completed her end of year exams and graduated with a BSc(Hons) Business with...
24/07/26 -
Studying law at LJMU is 'one of the best decisions I've ever made'
Katie entered university through Clearing, nearly withdrew from her studies, but has this week graduated as an award-winning...
23/07/26
