News for April 2009

An Edge Hill lecturer is Moscow-bound after he was granted unrestricted access to this year's Eurovision Song Contest.

If you study or work at Edge Hill, and are proud of your building, let the judges of this year's West Lancashire Design Awards know by Friday, 1 May, 2009.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Ed Balls, the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, welcomed members of Edge Hill's education team to Downing Street this week.

Edge Hill University's Chancellor, Professor Tanya Byron, has officially opened the revamped Social and Psychological Sciences building on the Ormskirk campus following a £1m refurbishment project.

Ever wondered where the fantasy languages in films like Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix came from?

Edge Hill's quarterly magazine, E42, has been recognised with a prestigious national award.

Edge Hill's reputation for excellence in teacher training has been recognised with an award of £800,000 to fund places for nearly 100 extra trainees - the largest growth in the country.

Two Edge Hill University scholarship winners launched a brand new website for the University's Chancellor this week.

The Edge Hill University Careers Centre has received a top award from an industry leading organisation in recognition for their excellent levels of service.

The Edge Hill University Alumni Office has today unveiled its stylish new alumni website.

Edge Hill Chancellor, Professor Tanya Byron was one of the guests invited to dine at Downing Street this week.

Find out how you can train to the required clinical, professional and academic standards to be a paramedic at Edge Hill's Paramedic Practice information evening.