Creative Care project launched to provide solace to care home residents
Care home residents can now listen to literature classics recorded by Creative Writing students, with the aim of providing some comfort during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Monthly Archives: April 2020
Award winning Edge Hill poet back’s Liverpool’s Year of Reading campaign
National reading hero and Edge Hill alumnus Paul Cookson is backing Liverpool’s Year of Reading campaign, which the University is supporting to improve literacy across the city.
Dynamic recovery framework created to help SMEs through Covid-19 crisis
Edge Hill’s academic expertise has been harnessed to create a dynamic recovery framework to help SMEs through the Covid-19 crisis.
Short film reveals life under lockdown for diverse student body
A fun and affecting film has been unveiled to capture what students from Edge Hill University are doing during the coronavirus pandemic.
University to join global celebration of dance with new virtual festival
The exceptional work that Edge Hill students see, perform in and produce is being showcased as part of a special virtual online festival to mark this year’s International Dance Day.
Thank you to the Edge Hill students and staff supporting the NHS frontline
Edge Hill University has paid tribute to hundreds of students and staff who have volunteered to support the NHS during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Quarantine single released by Edge Hill’s record label
With people across the globe currently in coronavirus lockdown, a new release from Edge Hill University’s record label promises to bring a smile to the faces of pop fans.
Emergency service workers are already at high risk of burnout – coronavirus will make this worse
In a new article for The Conversation emergency services management expert Paresh Wankhade explains the pressures coronavirus is putting on the emergency services.
The psychology behind ‘Zoom fatigue’ explained
Video calling is on the increase to help people feel connected during the COVID-19 pandemic. An Edge Hill University cyberpsychology expert explains why many are suffering from ‘Zoom fatigue’ as a result.
Funding boost for University’s mental health activities with Everton and Tate
A mental health awareness programme developed by Edge Hill University and Everton in the Community has been awarded half a million pounds in recognition of the vital impact it has on the student experience.