News for July 2009

Results published this week shows that children taking part in the second term of Numbers Count across England have made an average of 15 months' progress over a three month period with just 20 hours tuition.

Memories may be precious but at the Edge Hill graduations they were also the passport to a prize worth £500.

Edge Hill University has topped the table for graduate employment in the North West.

Executive nurse at Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust, Moya Sutton, has received an honorary Fellowship from Edge Hill University.

Thousands of Edge Hill University's new graduates were welcomed to the alumni community at the recent graduation ceremonies.

Edge Hill University has warmly welcomed the Prime Minister's announcement of an additional 10,000 extra student places for the new academic year.

Edge Hill students graduate at the University of Lancaster for the last time.

Edge Hill University students will find out today who will be donning their caps and gowns as the University's results are released.

Edge Hill University has been named as the winner of Green Eco category of the West Lancashire Design Awards 2009.

Long-serving Edge Hill University Pro Vice-Chancellor, Mark Flinn, has announced his retirement.

The new issue of E42, Edge Hill University's award-winning magazine, is out now.

Surprise win as SF author Chris Beckett triumphs over strong competition from Anne Enright, Shena Mackay, Ali Smith and Gerard Donovan.

Does anyone ever ask the pupil how they feel about being excluded? Taken away from the structure of school-the effects of exclusion can be devastating.

Specially commisioned painting, part of the Edge Hill Prize for the Short Story 2009 is unveiled.