News for February 2010

Shelagh Delaney's classic story of forbidden love and teenage angst in 1950s Salford, A Taste of Honey, comes to Edge Hill University's Rose Theatre on Thursday 11th March 2010.

Three of the UK's most distinguished sports law experts are joining forces for an event hosted by the Department of Law and Criminology at Edge Hill University.

Stuart Maconie, Edge Hill alumnus, broadcaster, journalist and author recently returned to campus to open Media Week with an inspirational careers talk to third year media students.

A successful Edge Hill University graduate whose career has brought him into contact with the likes of Bill Gates and Mikhail Gorbachev is coming back to campus to inspire his fellow alumni.

Edge Hill University has been ranked as one of the best places to work in the UK.

An Edge Hill University medic has received international recognition for her work with the terminally ill in Africa.

A dedicated Edge Hill University academic has received a national award for his excellence in teacher training.

Law students from Edge Hill University travelled to Poland to gain real experience of the atrocities they had learned about in their human rights lectures.

It's no secret (or surprise) that applications to study at University are up again this year. The latest figures show that Edge Hill University has 45% more people wanting to study here next year.

Merseyside universities are this week hosting a conference to highlight the importance of recruiting and retaining black and minority ethnic trainee teachers in the North West region.

The undercover world of computer forensics will be revealed at a lecture at Edge Hill University.

Banish those winter blues with a scorching night of alternative comedy on Tuesday 16th February 2010 at Edge Hill University's Rose Theatre.

The Fabulous Old Spot Theatre Company present Chancers at the Rose Theatre.