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Odd creatures and infinite space: art and design degree show moves online
Fine Art student Nadia Kawafi rises to the challenge of exhibiting her work to an online audience during lockdown.
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Meet the Professors: Joasia Krysa from Liverpool School of Art and Design
We caught up with Joasia Krysa from Liverpool School of Art and Design to discuss the importance of International Women's...
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Student shines a light on the dark side of fashion
Megan Harvey, MA Fashion Realisation and Innovation student, talks about her passion for sustainable living and the global...
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Student experience at Sound City turned up to 11
Find out how students have benefited from taking part in creative projects, placements and internships at Liverpool's much-loved...
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Top 8 art galleries in Liverpool
Visit the top galleries in Liverpool and be inspired by some of the best art in the country.
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Students discover there’s much more to Jamaica than palm trees and reggae
Liverpool School of Art and Design students take part in a life-changing trip to explore the art and culture of the Caribbean...
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Criminologists use art and play to question ideas of justice
LJMU academics work alongside artist to create a board game that brings the experiences of life on probation to the general...
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The art of research: LJMU’s most inspiring research images
Take a look at the winning and shortlisted images submitted for the Images of Research Photography Competition.
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Student turns Instagram trend into viable business promoting Liverpool brands
LJMU marketing student, Amy Collins started making pins as a side project but her creations quickly became sought after by...
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Does this painting offend you?
Was Manchester Art Gallery's removal of JW Waterhouse's Hylas and the Nymphs a brilliant conversation-starter or a PC act...
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Delighted to offer three Black and Asian police officers scholarships for our Masters in #covert investigation and… https://t.co/ynkMAB8n9V
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"We need to create a culture that allows open and honest discussions by Black and White people without fear of judg… https://t.co/gxPfoDJawM