The fictitious story of a feral child’s life in the North West has won the Impress Prize for New Writers 2007. The winning novel Consider The Lilies was written by Carol Fenlon, 60, a PHD student at Edge Hill University.
Edge Hill University was pipped at the post last night by the University of Exeter in the race for the coveted Times Higher Educational Supplement University of the Year Award for 2007.
A special prize for children’s nursing at Edge Hill University has been awarded to Lorraine Bulger for her exceptional performance in her work placements.
Edge Hill University will find out in 24 hours if it has won the prestigious Times Higher University of the Year award – just a year after gaining university status.
A high profile children’s professional has praised Edge Hill University for setting a shining example to others in early years education.
Senior Management at Edge Hill University go back to the floor.
Students are being urged to make the most of their holidays as National Student Employment Week is launched at Edge Hill University.
Edge Hill University works with Pakistan towards a greener future.
Thousands of boys are afraid to sing because they fear it may damage their masculinity, according to latest research.
Deputy Lieutenant of Merseyside and well-known Southport solicitor Michael Braham will be the guest speaker at the next meeting of Edge Hill University’s Post Graduate/Post Experience Management Alumni Association on November 8.