Journalism
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Radio 4 in Liverpool for Today show broadcast
BBC radio presenter, Justin Webb, broadcasted the Radio 4 Today programme live from Liverpool.
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Charity’s decade of devotion to joy of reading
A Liverpool-based charity is celebrating its 10-year anniversary of using shared reading to improve lives.
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Kung fu show kicks off cultural celebrations
A local martial arts group brought their skills out onto the streets to herald the arrival of the Terracotta Warriors.
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Graduate Show brings out the best at LSS
An array of varied and talented students demonstrated ‘the best of the best’ at the third annual Liverpool Screen School Graduate Show.
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LJMU conference puts poverty in spotlight
LJMU played host to a ‘Reporting Poverty’ conference, with delegates coming from as far afield as Hungary and Spain.
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‘Anti-homeless’ slope dismantled after outcry
The controversial ‘anti-homeless’ slope put up on the former Bank of England steps has been partially removed.
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Journalism award for LJMU graduate
One of the country’s best newly-graduated student journalists celebrated after picking up a prestigious BJTC award.
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Litter task force tidies up Mersey Woods
Volunteers showed their public spirit by joining forces to clear litter and debris to help clean up Mersey Woods.
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‘Boaty McBoatface’ named Attenborough
Sir David Attenborough visited Birkenhead at a ceremony for the construction of a giant polar vessel named in his honour.
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Story time event brings books to children
Families gathered in Mossley Hill to take part in a free story time event to help encourage child literacy.
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Showtime for our LSS graduates
Liverpool Screen School’s graduating students from Creative Writing, Drama, Film Studies, and Journalism put on a talent showcase.
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First edition of alumni magazine launches
Read the success stories of some of our graduates in the first issue of our alumni ‘Headlines’ magazine.
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Funnyman Alex shares TV tips with students
TV presenter, funny man and disability champion Alex Brooker returned to JMU Journalism to share his experiences with students.
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Journalism veteran inspires students
Veteran newspaperman David Randall came to JMU Journalism to deliver an engaging and inspirational insight into reporting
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Journalism’s gender divide debated
Female journalists and academics gathered at Redmonds to discuss the challenges facing women in the media.
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Guardian editor on the Northern beat
Guardian Northern Editor Helen Pidd visited JMU Journalism to offer advice to our students.
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Festive fundraiser for cancer charity
JMU Journalism students turned up to classes in festive fancy dress to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
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Chinese students enjoy city sights
We spoke to students from China on our new International MA course about their impressions of the city so far.
