News for July 2007

More students than ever have achieved first-class degrees at Edge Hill University.

Irish author and journalist Colm Toibin was unveiled as the winner of Edge Hill University's Prize for the Short Story at an awards ceremony in Manchester on Friday 20 July.

Pupils from Whitley Bay High School in North Tyneside calculated the code to success to win a mathematics competition at Edge Hill University.

An Edge Hill lecturer is using highly advanced techniques to help survivors of the Pakistan earthquake overcome Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

Edge Hill University welcomed employers from across the country to the University's first Health Careers Fair.

Midwives and childbirth experts from across the country were at Edge Hill University to discuss the current state of their profession.

A former Edge Hill lecturer, and now General Secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, returned to the University to talk to trainee teachers about what life will be like when they take their first steps in to the classroom.

Edge Hill University Vice Chancellor John Cater has welcomed a £400m package of measures announced by new Universities Secretary John Denham that will provide extra support for thousands of students nationwide from 2008.

A fascinating new course that will look into the murky and flea-ridden history of public health in Liverpool is launching at Edge Hill University.

The UK's fastest growing university is seeking landlords with furnished property or lodgings to rent within commuting distance of Ormskirk.

The atmosphere was tense around Edge Hill University as students anxiously awaited the words 'You're Hired' from the infamous Ruth Badger.