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Students talk gun control with NYPD and meet Netflix forensic expert
Field trip gives Policing Studies and Forensics students insight into crime scene forensics and approaches to policing in the US.
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Online resource explores the history of humanity
We catch up with human evolution expert, Dr Isabelle De Groote to find out about the Virtual Anthropology Museum, a new online resource that brings the human story to life.
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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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If you take every other planet in the solar system and put them next to each other they will fit between the Earth… https://t.co/O6PKt76QEb
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What a fantastic week of #LJMUgrad celebrations - tag your friends and family if you spot them in the graduation di… https://t.co/hdOHloqz89