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Research by Liverpool’s Centre for People’s Justice at the heart of Hillsborough Law
15 July
The Public Office (Accountability) Bill, known as ‘Hillsborough Law’. cleared its final hurdles in a dramatic day in the House of Commons yesterday (14th July), paving the way for it to be enacted into UK law by Autumn 2026.
Food marketing and the commercial power of the FIFA World Cup
14 July
Professor Emma Boyland, Chair of Food Marketing and Child Health, Institute of Population Health, explores how food and drink brands use the global reach and emotional power of the FIFA World Cup to promote unhealthy products and considers what stronger regulation could do to protect fans, especially children. The 2026 FIFA World Cup has not […]
Our plans for National Postdoc Appreciation Week 2026
13 July
We are looking forward to highlighting and celebrating the importance of postdocs this September, as part of National Postdoc Appreciation Week (NPAW). Running from 21-25 September 2026, NPAW is a UK-wide initiative that honours the invaluable contributions that postdoctoral researchers make to research excellence, impact, community and culture. To mark the week The Academy, together […]
John McGahern Annual Book Prize shortlist celebrates best Irish debuts
10 July
The University of Liverpool’s Institute of Irish Studies has announced the shortlist for the John McGahern Annual Book Prize worth £5,000 for the best debut novel or short story collection by an Irish writer or writer resident in Ireland published last year.
Bringing the page to life: Liverpool Literary Festival returns
9 July
The University of Liverpool’s Liverpool Literary Festival returns for 2026 with a stellar programme that celebrates the written word, and tickets are now on sale. Taking place from Friday 16 to Sunday 18 October 2026, the festival brings together bestselling authors and passionate readers for a weekend of inspiring conversation, readings, and a shared love of […]
Peace, Love…and an Honorary Degree for Ringo
8 July
Today (7 July 2026), on his 86th Birthday, Ringo Starr received an honorary degree from the University of Liverpool.
Graduation day quick guide 2026: where you need to be and when
6 July
Here’s your ‘on the go’ graduation checklist for your big day! #LivUniGrad First stop: Sports Centre to collect your gown, tickets and certificate Venue: Sports Centre; D4 on the Campus Map Activity: Arrive for gowning in line with the time in the itinerary email we sent you. This is where you’ll also pick up your […]
Class of 2026: top spots on campus for your graduations pics
Victoria Gallery and Museum, University Square After three years hidden behind scaffolding, our beautiful Victoria Gallery and Museum was restored to all its glory last year and is the iconic red brick building to get yourself snapped in front of. The Quad Wander through the archways to find the perfect place to continue those aesthetic […]
Beyond your cap and gown: careers and alumni support for graduates
30 June
Once you’ve graduated, you’ll be joining a global family of more than 300,000 University of Liverpool alumni, opening up a whole range of benefits and opportunities. 3 ways to stay connected with your alumni community Join an alumni network Our international networks are co-ordinated by alumni volunteers who develop local networks, organise events, and help alumni in […]
Graduating this July? Here’s what’ll happen to your IT account
29 June
If you’re graduating this July, here’s some important information about what happens to your University IT account. Your University of Liverpool IT account Your IT account – including your University email, M Drive, Canvas and access to most University systems – will close shortly after your official end date or your graduation day, if later. […]
Making an Impact 2026: The learning continues
Making an Impact 2026 may have come to a close for the year, but the learning continues. A wealth of resources remains available to explore, with more than 250 materials now live on the Researcher Hub. You can also catch up on recordings of three inspiring keynote sessions. This year’s programme was a celebration of […]
A new era for Garstang collections: Liverpool opens cutting-edge research hub
25 June
The University of Liverpool has marked the official opening of the Garstang Research Centre (GRC), a major new heritage science facility at the University’s Garstang Museum.
Graduation 2026: Everything you need to know
22 June
The countdown is on for our #Classof2026 graduations and we can’t wait to help you celebrate. Here’s everything you need to know in advance, plus where you need to be, and when, on the day. Before your graduation day Keep an eye on your inbox – if not already, you’ll shortly receive a graduation itinerary […]
Exhibition sheds light on health inequalities experienced by sex workers
17 June
A special event at the University of Liverpool’s School of Law and Social Justice highlighted the findings of novel research project exploring oral health inequalities experienced by sex workers in the UK.
ADHD may be underdiagnosed in adults across England
15 June
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) may still be under-recognised and under-diagnosed in England despite recent increases in diagnosis, according to a study led by researchers at UCL, University of Liverpool and King’s College London. The research, published in The Lancet Regional Health Europe, found that while 1.19% of people in England had an ADHD diagnosis […]
University showcases innovation leadership during third annual Innovation Investment Fortnight
12 June
The University of Liverpool played a leading role in the third annual Liverpool City Region Innovation Investment Fortnight (IIF), supporting a wide-ranging programme of events that showcased the region’s world-leading research, innovation assets and investment opportunities. Organised by the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, the fortnight brought together policymakers, investors, businesses and researchers to demonstrate […]
Unilever-University of Liverpool partnership delivers 350 patents in just a decade
10 June
A new report, launched today (10 June), details the scale of the economic and social impact of the unique strategic partnership between Unilever and the University of Liverpool, which dates back over 100 years.
Formaldehyde levels in NHS cell pathology labs monitored infrequently and often exceed EU limits, study finds
New research from the University of Liverpool shows that formaldehyde airborne concentrations in most NHS cell pathology departments are monitored infrequently and regularly exceed EU work exposure limits (WELs).
Northern Ireland public opinion survey shows majority wish to remain in UK
8 June
The results of a Northern Ireland public opinion survey led by the University of Liverpool’s Institute of Irish Studies shows no movement towards constitutional change, with a majority wishing to remain in the UK.
University and Carpenters Group partner on AI-powered case allocation innovation
The University of Liverpool has commenced a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) with Carpenters Group, a leading provider of insurance and legal services in the UK.