News for April 2006

A newly published report has found that some long-term users of the drug ecstasy may be most likely to reconsider their use of the drug after six years.

Year 11 students from across Greater Merseyside have received guidance on their future courtesy of a careers event at Edge Hill.

As the search for England?s next manager intensifies, a leading academic from Edge Hill argues that it doesn?t matter whether the FA opts for a foreign coach or home grown talent, as long as the manager is lucky!

Staff and students at Edge Hill are celebrating after the institution received official confirmation of university status.

An Edge Hill academic has embarked on a piece of research that may be the last thing mums and dads want to hear as the Easter holidays loom large.

Edge Hill students are being given the best chance to find employment thanks to a successful diversity-mentoring programme.

A bus trip to Ormskirk proved to be more an event than student Rebecca Hitchmough bargained for, when she was presented with gifts to celebrate being the 100,000th passenger on Edge Hill?s Edge link bus service.

A new study soon to be published by academics from Edge Hill and the University of Ulster shows that a majority of people in Northern Ireland would give a cautious welcome to a mechanism for dealing with the legacy of the recent conflict.

Edge Hill has won a Silver award for Best Television Advert at this year?s Heist Awards, which celebrate excellence in marketing for Further and Higher Education organisations.