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Reminder: Staff and student short story competition

06 April 2022

New Collaboration between English Department and NHS R&D North West

29 March 2022

Read the student speech from the Class of 2020 Graduation ceremony

01 March 2022

New exhibition on Children's Literature features English students' work

18 February 2022

Postgraduate Research at the Department of English

Department of English to launch three new master’s programmes in 2022

26 January 2022

MA TESOL and Applied Linguistics Visit to the Everyman’s Rock’n’Roll Christmas Pantomime: Robin Hood 2nd December 2021

17 December 2021

Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse latest cultural organisation to join forces with University

10 December 2021

English Literature student Kaya Purchase wins BrANCA undergraduate essay prize

30 November 2021

Zadie Smith: how the Wife of Willesden brings to life Chaucer’s tale of sex and power

29 November 2021

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News

Reminder: Staff and student short story competition

New Collaboration between English Department and NHS R&D North West

Read the student speech from the Class of 2020 Graduation ceremony

New exhibition on Children's Literature features English students' work

Department of English to launch three new master’s programmes in 2022

MA TESOL and Applied Linguistics Visit to the Everyman’s Rock’n’Roll Christmas Pantomime: Robin Hood 2nd December 2021

Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse latest cultural organisation to join forces with University

English Literature student Kaya Purchase wins BrANCA undergraduate essay prize

Zadie Smith: how the Wife of Willesden brings to life Chaucer’s tale of sex and power