Sell a Door Theatre Company continue their 2013 season with Matthew Dunster’s faithful adaptation of George Orwell’s Dystopian Science Fiction novel.

The University Chamber Choir, directed by Philip Duffy, performs the traditional greeting of May Day with madrigals, song from the Sheppard-Worlock Library balcony.

Professor Solomon Salako, Professorial Fellow at Liverpool Hope's Desmond Tutu Centre, gives his Professorial Fellow Lecture.

Sonar is a new post-minimal-rock band from Switzerland and they have just released their first CD, A Flaw of Nature, on Nik Bärtsch's Ronin Rhythm Records label.

The week long programme includes academic, administrative and cultural activities including a two hour tour of the city of Liverpool and a day trip to the Historic city of Chester.

As part of the city-wide In Other Words festival, the English Department at Liverpool Hope University is hosting a series of public lectures on the interrelated themes of time, history and memory.

Eighteen Forever is an emerging online fashion brand with exceptional unique prints in modern designs for women.

All staff are invited to bring their families to the beautiful surroundings of Plas Caerdeon on the edge of Snowdonia National Park for the annual staff and family barbecue weekend.

This is an opportunity for prospective students to come along and meet staff to talk about the range of postgraduate taught programmes available at Liverpool Hope University.

'The Role of Peer Mentoring Programmes in Enhancing the First Year Undergraduate Experience' presented by Dr Robin Clark & Dr Jane Andrews, School of Engineering and Applied Science, Aston University

Foundation Hour, hosted by Dr Minna Lyons

Readings from the Wall of Quotes

The 2013 Makin Lecture will explore the writings of Franz Kafka and will be delivered by Vivian Liska, Director of the Institute of Jewish Studies at the University of Antwerp, Belgium.

Merseyside Adventure Sailing Trust are inviting people between 15 to 75 years of age to sail a Tall Ship into Dublin from Liverpool.

Merseyside Adventure Sailing Trust are inviting people between 15 to 75 years of age to sail a Tall Ship into Dublin from Liverpool.

As part of the city-wide In Other Words festival, the English Department at Liverpool Hope University is hosting a series of public lectures on the interrelated themes of time, history and memory.

Foundation Hour, presented by Kevin Keech.

Cultural Identity in Foreign Language Learning

Merseyside Adventure Sailing Trust are inviting people between 15 to 75 years of age to sail a Tall Ship into Dublin from Liverpool.

Merseyside Adventure Sailing Trust are inviting people between 15 to 75 years of age to sail a Tall Ship into Dublin from Liverpool.

Merseyside Adventure Sailing Trust are inviting people between 15 to 75 years of age to sail a Tall Ship into Dublin from Liverpool.

Merseyside Adventure Sailing Trust are inviting people between 15 to 75 years of age to sail a Tall Ship into Dublin from Liverpool.

Professor Ron Barnett presents 'Imagining the University'

Foundation Hour, presented by the Chaplaincy team

The final year students of the Fine and Applied Arts department are delighted to host their 2013 Degree Show, which launches on Friday 24th May with a private viewing.

This original and popular music series is an incredible opportunity to relax, unwind and enjoy the best of Indian classical music.

The exams are open to the public; admission is free. Each recital will be 30 minutes long. The eclectic repertoire will range from Irish folk songs to highlights from Bach's sacred music.

Foundation Hour, presented by Ian McKenna and Tony Bradley

The exams are open to the public; admission is free. Each recital will be 30 minutes long. The eclectic repertoire will range from Irish folk songs to highlights from Bach's sacred music.

The formal reopening of the Gradwell Collection and Annual Gradwell Lecture take place on Thursday 30th May 2013 at Liverpool Hope University’s Hope Park campus.