News for June 2007

The UK's fastest-growing university is set to brush up its green credentials this year to make it one of the most environmentally friendly in the country.

Edge Hill has recognised the hard work that students put in at University - away from the lecture theatre and classroom.

The world of children's literature has been dominated by the world's favourite wizard, but now the tide has turned and the narrow boat adventures of James, Katie and Lewis are set to re-ignite children's imaginations.

One of India's most influential lecturers visited Edge Hill University to talk about his attempts to educate millions across the former British colony.

Animation students at Edge Hill University got a taste for the big screen after their work was showcased in the centre of Liverpool.

Tonight Channel 4 will air a controversial documentary that will show the late Princess of Wales in her final moments. But does this programme exemplify what journalists stand for?

Nurses, health professionals and patients are set to benefit from the expertise of four Edge Hill University health specialists with the launch of a new book on operating department practice.

Edge Hill University is hoping the short story will have a big future and in a bid to promote the literary form is pioneering a new annual prize for the best short story collection by a single author from the British Isles.