Blog posts tagged: "study"

Closing the Gap: Supporting School Students to Success

5 April 2022

2020: My year in review as a History student

1 December 2020

Can you display statues relating to empire sympathetically?

25 November 2020

Mary Mary, quite contrary: a statue for Wollstonecraft

18 November 2020

How to have a Black history year - five ways to be an ally all year round

9 November 2020

How to have a Black history year - ways to rest, recharge and connect with your identity

9 October 2020

Connecting the power of African Ancestors

25 September 2020

Misunderstanding Black Lives Matter

21 July 2020

Return to Gender

21 July 2020

Professor Elaine Chalus discusses women and elections in the age of revolution

6 May 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

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

What are the Terracotta Warriors? Four amazing facts!

14 August 2018

World Cup stories: Football and national identity in postwar Germany

12 June 2018

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

20 April 2018