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The freshers of September 2019 won’t know what they are missing
The news follows the recent announcement to cut more than 200 jobs
If you don’t drink for 16 hours straight, did you even celebrate?
THIS IS NOT A DRILL
Clubbers of the Week, I even got it tatted on me
There may be further action planned by the group
The branch on Bold Street has already announced the opening date
Pumping techno and student-worker solidarity
Did you even go if you didn’t stand on the bench
Pay a fiver and save £1,500!?
The Labour Society tweeted to celebrate ‘Regicide Day’
Are you and your partner up for the challenge?
The march will be from St Luke’s Church to the International Slavery Museum
Around 40 people were involved
Who said students are too poor to go on holiday?
There will be a four day strike leading up to Christmas Eve
Events include Big Quiz: Christmas edition and a Guild Christmas Day
John Moores came sixth
The seat sale will last five days
She was returning home from the library
The victim was a 19 year old female
One of them has given us a first hand account
He’ll be promoting the launch of a new dating app
The sports and music bar will have two floors
Just catch up on vital later
Unless the dispute is resolved, they’ll be walking out two more times this month
We’re giving away a £30 bar tab and two free tables
They met each others glances over the printer
The Student Mental Health Conference will be open for everyone
Early bird tickets go on sale 9am Friday 29th September
Liverpool was also the tenth most friendly city in Britain
Liverpool FC helped the city rack up a total of 5.6 million hashtags
She believes the group ‘fights her more ferociously because she’s female’