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Fancy a virtual stroll around campus?
If you've ever wanted to check out the amazing facilities at LJMU or see what the campus looks like before you visit for an Open Day or start classes, well, now you can.
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10 best cafés for studying in Liverpool
We name some of the best places to study in our guide to the quiet, student-friendly cafés of Liverpool.
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'I'm here because of a video game' – alumnus Sport Scholar's unique journey with LJMU
Meet Carl Langan-Evans – high performance coach, Sport Scholar alumnus and key member of staff in the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences.
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Joe Moran's (alternative) Christmas message
Joe Moran, author and Professor of English and Cultural History at LJMU, shares his unique perspective of the festive celebration.
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Could you restart a heart?
Two nursing students at LJMU volunteered their time to teach schoolchildren how to perform CPR as a part of an initiative to encourage people to learn the lifesaving technique.
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Helping disability sports coaches deliver quality sporting experiences
We talk to sport coaching expert Tabo Huntley about a project that aims to address the issues surrounding the development of disability sports coaches and their efforts in supporting the sporting experiences for disabled people.
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Dream, plan and achieve - how we are widening participation
While there is a lot of policy focus on undergraduates from disadvantaged backgrounds, reasons for promoting wider access remain varied; a desire for social justice or a desire to meet the needs of employers and the UK economy for skilled graduates, for example.
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Unseen Liverpool: inside the Queensway Tunnel
Two engineering students were given a behind-the-scenes tour of the Queensway Tunnel to discover the innovative feats of engineering and construction that went into creating the infrastructure.
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When one door closes, another opens
Richard Armstrong, recipient of the new Beth Tweddle MBE Award in MSc Strength and Conditioning, talks about what led him to study at LJMU and how he deals with new challenges.
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How to get your first novel published - while studying at LJMU
Mike Hollows, a PhD candidate (Creative Writing) at Liverpool Screen School, has just released his first book – and he wrote it while studying at LJMU.
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King George V opened the Queensway Tunnel on 18 July 1934, drawing crowds of 200,000 #tbt Engineering students Gab… https://t.co/m5oOOD0xsI