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Blog posts tagged: "Research"

drawing of a buildings showing view of Church Street, late nineteenth century, showing the proximity of the Athenaeum and the Blue Coat
Liverpool Institutions and their Legacies of Slavery: A Collaborative Approach

4 March 2024

Illustration of a dog
REF 2021: Making a Difference - The Impact of our Research

28 June 2022

REF 2021: History Publications

23 June 2022

19th century dress
Bridgerton's Regency style - what was fashion really like in the early 19th century?

29 April 2021

Silver statue of a naked female body
Mary Mary, quite contrary: a statue for Wollstonecraft

18 November 2020

Kamala Harris in a crowd
Will Kamala Harris be the first female president of the United States?

28 October 2020

Connecting the power of African Ancestors

25 September 2020

Man holding sign saying 'The UK is not innocent' during Black Lives Matter protest
Misunderstanding Black Lives Matter

21 July 2020

Illustration of Churchill with a bandana covering his eyes and multicoloured graffiti.
Return to Gender

21 July 2020

Statue of Hindu God with many arms.
'Untold Histories of Empire': The truths about empire that museums don’t want to tell you – and why

13 November 2019

National Libraries Week logo.
Libraries, Reading Communities and Cultural Formation in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic

9 October 2019

Photo of Robert Mugabe.
Opinion: What’s special about Robert Mugabe?

18 September 2019

History Students' Graduation Ceremony.
Department of History Graduation 2019 — Social media roundup

23 July 2019

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

2 April 2019

The Empire in red in 1886
Opinion: British Empire is still being whitewashed by the school curriculum – Dr Deana Heath on why this must change

8 November 2018

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

15 May 2018

Baptismal font from a church in later sixth-century Clupea (modern Kélibia, Tunisia). Now in the Bardo Museum in Tunis.
"It’s two institutions presenting rival claims on the loyalties of North African Christians" – Dr Robin Whelan discusses Being Christian in Vandal Africa

8 February 2018

A woman holding a Roma flag
Opinion: Anti-Roma stigma of Czech president Miloš Zeman threatens progress over Romani rights

24 January 2018

Newspaper article about the International Slavery Museum
Exploring perceptions of Liverpool’s International Slavery Museum

15 December 2017

University of Georgia campus.
An experience to remember - PhD research at University of Georgia

8 December 2017