The Liverpool Students' Union (LSU) is the representative body for all students studying at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) in Liverpool, England; and is not to be confused with Liverpool Guild of Students, which is the Student Union for the University of Liverpool; membership is automatic upon enrolment.
The Union currently is the representative body of around 22,000 students studying at LJMU, located primarily in Liverpool.
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The Liverpool Students' Union (LSU) is the representative body for all students studying at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) in Liverpool, England; and is not to be confused with Liverpool Guild of Students, which is the Student Union for the University of Liverpool; membership is automatic upon enrolment.
The Union currently is the representative body of around 22,000 students studying at LJMU, located primarily in Liverpool.
Liverpool Students' Union was formerly known as Liverpool Polytechnic Students Union (LPSU) until the old Polytechnic was granted University Status in 1992, when it became Liverpool John Moores University and the Union became Liverpool Students' Union.
LSU operates at 3 sites across the University at the Byrom Street and IM Marsh Campuses and at The Haigh Building which is the main City Centre venue. The 'Haigh' is named after long serving Union secretary, Sheila Haigh who retired in 1983, the year the building opened. Within the Haigh can be found the...
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