Blog posts tagged: " Black History Mont"

Our top revision tips for exam season

7 January 2020

'Untold Histories of Empire': The truths about empire that museums don’t want to tell you – and why

13 November 2019

Libraries, Reading Communities and Cultural Formation in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic

9 October 2019

Opinion: What’s special about Robert Mugabe?

18 September 2019

Five things to do during Welcome Week

13 September 2019

Department of History Graduation 2019 — Social media roundup

23 July 2019

Q&A: What's it like to study a PhD in History at the University of Liverpool?

2 April 2019

Opinion: British Empire is still being whitewashed by the school curriculum – Dr Deana Heath on why this must change

8 November 2018

Black History Month: reflecting on racialised beauty standards

26 October 2018

Why were Suffragettes force-fed in prison?

27 September 2018

Explore the history of urban dog mess at the Plop Up Dog Poo Family Fun Day

14 September 2018

What are the Terracotta Warriors? Four amazing facts!

14 August 2018

World Cup stories: Football and national identity in postwar Germany

12 June 2018

Five things to do in Merseyside for anyone interested in History this summer

8 June 2018

Extreme Weather - how human stories can help us engage with climate change

15 May 2018

How studying History at Liverpool led to an internship with UNESCO in Paris

20 April 2018

Talia immerses herself in Chinese history and culture during her Study Abroad adventure

16 April 2018

From the White House to Niagra Falls — Emily McIndoe embraces her Study Abroad opportunity

20 March 2018

Careers - “What are you going to do with a degree in history?”

19 March 2018

"Empowered working-class housewives" - Big Flame, Women and the Kirkby Rent Strike 1972-73

6 March 2018