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Magic trick, anyone?
Dr Matteo Borrini, lecturer of forensic anthropology and president of the Liverpool Mahatma Magic Circle, shows us a cool trick with a £5 note to mark National Student Money Week.
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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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Classic films at the @BombedOutChurch & @FACT_Liverpool, free tickets to @liverpoolphil, burger specials, secret ba… https://t.co/902EeiBQL4
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Chat to lecturers, discover courses, speak to students about life at #LJMU, tour this fantastic student city and mu… https://t.co/B6VnGzhsqU