Our Halls, although quieter, will remain open as normal throughout summer. Our Hall reception teams will be on hand to help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help you, no matter your query.

As always, be sure to check your emails regularly for any updates from you reception teams.

Residential Advisers will also be around over the summer months. If you are experiencing any issues in Halls or want to chat through any assignment worries, don't be afraid to reach out to reach out to your RA as that's what they're here for!

Contact details of your RA and the duty RA phone can be found in your handbook, on posters in your kitchens or at reception.  

Student Services are here to support you throughout your time at university. You can reach them by calling them on 0151 795 1000 between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday or visit the Student Services website for information on how to book appointments.

There are teams on hand to support you with Mental Health and Wellbeing, Disability Support, Money Advice & Guidance Visa and immigration support.

The University also has a useful self-help library with tips, guides and tools to improving your mental health. Offering support on anything from anxiety and loneliness to homesickness, you can check out the self-help guides here.

Campus Support is the University's team dedicated to making campus a safe environment for all. Campus Support offer a 24/7 chaperone service so if you are working late or feel vulnerable, you can call the team on 0151 794 3252.

Download the Safezone app for campus support assistance in the click of a button.

Health Assured is a 24/7 free, confidential helpline that you can call on 0800 028 3766 if you need to talk to someone about issues you may be experiencing during your time at university. You can download the My Healthy Advantage app for support, videos and advice. You can enter the code ‘Wellbeing’ and the password is MHA187679.

Student Minds also has lots of helpful tips and resources aimed at students who are experiencing challenges that university life can bring whether it be academic stress, loneliness, money-related issues and more. Student Minds also offers helpful tips and advice on looking after friends who may need support. 

Report and Support is the University's reporting tool. You can use the system to report bullying, harassment, sexual misconduct, hate crime, assault or discrimination. You can do it both anonymously or by leaving your details. It's a quick & easy way to tell the University that something has happened and helps us create a safe and inclusive environment for all. Access Report & Support here.

They offer a  free and confidential advice service which is independent from the University. You can in touch with the team via guildadvice@liverpool.ac.uk.

Sydney Jones Library

• Closing at 10pm on Friday 29 May and will then be open 9am-6pm, 7 days a week (closed Monday 31 August) until Sunday 20 September
• The Grove Wing will be closed to users from Monday 1 June while maintenance and improvement works take place.

Harold Cohen Library

• The Harold Cohen Library will remain open 24/7 until 10pm on Monday 6 July and will then be open 9am-9pm, 7 days a week (closed Monday 31 August) until Sunday 20 September.
• The Lower Ground study area and basement will be closed to users from Tuesday 7 July for essential works to take place.
  

Whether you’re planning to use the summer break to consider your future careers plans, scope out graduate job opportunities or just earn some extra cash over the break, our Careers and Employability can help this June.

Whether you’re looking for advice, guidance, or a conversation about your next steps, pop into the studio in June anytime Monday–Friday, 11am–4pm.

Whether you’d like feedback on an application, help exploring your options, support preparing for opportunities, or a quick CV check, our team is here to support you every step of the way. 

A space for connection, growth and wellbeing, the fortnightly meet up is for male staff and students at the university to talk about what's on your mind.

Whether it be relationships, social anxiety, settling into a new city, uni challenges, navigating neurodivergence or just general life. The group is a safe space for you to talk, share and hang out with others.

Tea & coffee is provided - sign up and find out more about sessions here.