The beef with vegans: Top student’s dissertation shines a light on the stigma against vegans
A new study led by a student at Edge Hill University proves that there is a stigma against vegans that plays out on an almost daily basis.
Monthly Archives: May 2021
Edge Hill opens scholarship applications to recognise the work of exceptional students
Every year Edge Hill University celebrates the incredible achievements of its students by awarding scholarships to those who have gone above and beyond in their studies or in their lives outside University.
Student nurses exchange powerful stories of COVID-19 with India students
Student nurses from Edge Hill University are standing in solidarity with their nursing counterparts in India by exchanging their powerful stories of stepping up for the public good in the fight against COVID-19.
Edge Hill marks Mental Health Awareness Week
To mark this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, 10th-16th May, we’re placing a spotlight on the milestones and achievements marked by the Edge Hill community in the field of mental health.
Edge Hill Professor elected to improve management research and education across Europe
An Edge Hill University academic has been elected to represent the UK on a key influential board to improve management education across Europe at a crucial time as the country navigates the aftermath of Brexit.
Funding award for Biosciences will make a difference to tomorrow’s world
An investment of almost quarter of a million pounds in Biosciences facilities at Edge Hill will put the University at forefront of biology and biomedical research.
Edge Hill offers two new courses for creatives living in the Liverpool City Region
Edge Hill University is spearheading two free training courses for budding creatives in the Liverpool city region to teach them the skills needed to make it in the digital and creative industries.
Study to investigate how AI could aid early detection of pancreatic cancer
A new study led by researchers at Edge Hill University is to investigate how artificial intelligence (AI) could be used to improve early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
Book bench project encourages Chorley families to read for pleasure
Edge Hill University has supported the hugely successful book bench project in Chorley town centre, creating another book bench trail to inspire children and their parents to start reading for pleasure.