News for March 2005

Liverpudlian life in years gone by is to be celebrated by some of the world?s leading historians at a two-day conference at Edge Hill.

Research undertaken by an Edge Hill lecturer reveals that ?truth telling? processes play an important role in helping communities recover from mass tragedy.

Edge Hill?s tuition fees proposals, approved by the Office for Fair Access (OFFA), will mean more money for students and more affordable higher education for everyone.

Edge Hill welcomed around 80 young people from across the Merseyside region to the Ormskirk Campus to take part in the launch of Transitions- an Aimhigher* project to help Year 11 students prepare for higher education.

A pioneering study into the long-term effects of the recreational drug ecstasy on memory performance has progressed to an advanced stage as part of an Edge Hill lecturer?s PhD research.

Edge Hill has been recognised in the Government's funding allocations as one of the most successful higher education institutions in England, with the largest percentage increase in the North West region.

Creative Writing students at Edge Hill were encouraged to pen some spine spine-chilling tales by none other than the Grand Master of horror himself Ramsey Campbell.

Edge Hill Criminology student Kieran Lacey is destined for 'Down Under? after being selected to play for the England Rugby League team.

Edge Hill College of Higher Education has set out its <a href="http://www.edgehill.ac.uk/Study/FeesFinance/index.htm">tuition fees</a> proposals that will mean more money for students and more affordable higher education for everyone.