News

10 June 2019

Livelihoods and culture under threat in Ghana’s historic port of Jamestown

4 June 2019

Innovative approach to new School of Architecture building design selection

20 May 2019

Explore The Viking Age in the North West with new app

2 April 2019

Rome and Mediterranean coinages project awarded £2 million

20 February 2019

Key research themes identified for University

17 January 2019

Recreating the Bombed Out Church

18 July 2018

What was hot before 1976? A trip down British weather’s memory lane

18 June 2018

Historian fronts major BBC Radio 4 series on 70 years of the NHS

14 June 2018

Impact of Liverpool's Capital of Culture to be unveiled at major city symposium

1 June 2018

Prison records from 1800s Georgia show mass incarceration's racially charged beginnings

19 March 2018

Agriculture initiated by indigenous peoples, not migrant farmers

9 January 2018

The story of Australia’s last convicts

8 December 2017

New exhibition explores 18th and 19th century criminal lives

9 November 2017

Victorian child reformatories were more successful than today’s youth justice system

31 October 2017

WATCH: BBC journalist Orla Guerin on reporting from conflict zones

26 October 2017

Professor Neil Jackson elected President of the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain

4 October 2017

Board created to help secure Liverpool's World Heritage Status

15 September 2017

New, free history website traces lives of transported and imprisoned British convicts

8 September 2017

Valuing the ‘open heritage’ of Heritage Open Days

29 June 2017

Phil Redmond urges UNESCO to “trust us” over Liverpool World Heritage Status