Nina Simone; Stealing Sheep; Bob Dylan; the Irish Troubles; comedian Ellie Taylor; a reflection on gender and transitioning…in music and dance; a suffragette-themed punk musical. All these, and more, feature this autumn at The Arts Centre at Edge Hill University. We preview some of this season’s shows.
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A group of students from Edge Hill University have learnt exactly what it’s like to be a female youth justice worker in today’s society.
Edge Hill University in partnership with DOCIAsport is today (Wednesday 10 October) launching the UK’s first ever national survey into the mental health of people involved in sport.
The Language Centre at Edge Hill University has been awarded accreditation by the British Council for teaching English to international students in the UK.
Edge Hill University Medical School has announced the launch of a Foundation Year for Medicine, starting in 2019.
Edge Hill’s Professor Roger Shannon will be chairing a discussion following a special screening of Female Human Animal, a ‘darkly romantic psychothriller’ that pays homage to Lancastrian artist and writer Leonora Carrington, at FACT Liverpool.
Student accommodation at Edge Hill University has been crowned the Best in the UK and Ireland and for the second consecutive year the University has also been named Best Value for Money in the National Student Housing Awards.
Edge Hill University is asking students and staff to grab one of their five a day to mark World Mental Health Day on Wednesday 10th October.
It’s time to put on make-up….Find out what’s on this season, with Cathy and Celia from the The Arts Centre team.
Edge Hill University Medical School has gained valuable accreditation as a Surgical Education Centre from the Royal College of Surgeons.