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A conversation with...Greg Whyte
Graeme Close hosts a series of videos discussing topics that can help us cope with the current lockdown.
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Mindfulness during uncertain times
Dr Peter Malinowski, Reader in Cognitive Neuroscience and Programme Leader for MSc Positive Psychology and Wellbeing shares...
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The balancing act
Nursing student Josh offers his advice on achieving a healthy study-life balance.
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Money talks: how to manage your finances at university
Becoming financially independent for the first time as you start university can feel like a huge step – but it definitely...
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6 tips to reduce your time on social media
Do you find yourself scrolling while walking? If so, social media may just be taking over your life. If you're thinking you...
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Students' tips for a social media detox
We chat with Becca Hope and Julia Harrison about their experiences staying away from social media and discover their top...
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Forest School improves Liverpool children's access to nature
We chat with Dr Avril Rowley, project lead for the Forest School programme at LJMU, to learn more about this innovative approach...
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5 top tips for mental wellbeing
Rebecca Gee, LJMU's Student Engagement Manager, gives her advice on how to look after your mental wellbeing while at uni....
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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...
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Just one more episode – four reasons why binge watching is bad for you
Sedentary behaviour expert, Sophie Carter, explains why binge watching TV is detrimental to your health.
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Great blog from our @johnmooressu President, Julia Daer on her experiences at #LJMU. We are incredibly proud of Jul… https://t.co/4LgCCr9UFd
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New EU report by Dr Robyn Pyne @ljmumaritime and @NTNU (Norway) calls for digital, green and soft skills to be futu… https://t.co/tlJIZQSJEW