Unique Literary Prize on Offer as Short Story Enjoys Revival
Edge Hill University has launched a prestigious literary competition to find the best short stories of 2006.
Yearly Archives: 2006
Beth Tweddle’s Tips for Talented Teens
Talented young sports people from across Merseyside and West Lancs honed their skills and took tips from world champion gymnast Beth Tweddle at a special event at Edge Hill University.
Edge Hill Scoops National Award
Edge Hill University has won a prestigious national education award for its student support package.
Edge Hill University Cuts the Mustard
Edge Hill celebrated its status as the country?s newest University last week when around 800 members of staff enjoyed a BBQ at the Ormskirk Campus.
Victorian Women’s “Write Stuff” Revealed
It seems sisters were doing it for themselves a lot earlier than it was first thought.
Classroom of the future becomes virtual reality
Will university lectures of the future feature virtual tutors and interactive content along with students who will be able to study via internet podcasts?
Six Year Ecstasy Love Affair Turns Sour
A newly published report has found that some long-term users of the drug ecstasy may be most likely to reconsider their use of the drug after six years.
Edge Hill Awarded University Status
Staff and students at Edge Hill are celebrating after the institution received official confirmation of university status.
The Quest for Truth
A new study soon to be published by academics from Edge Hill and the University of Ulster shows that a majority of people in Northern Ireland would give a cautious welcome to a mechanism for dealing with the legacy of the recent conflict.
Rebecca Hitches a Ride with a Difference
A bus trip to Ormskirk proved to be more an event than student Rebecca Hitchmough bargained for, when she was presented with gifts to celebrate being the 100,000th passenger on Edge Hill?s Edge link bus service.