New research is looking at ways to use mineral crystals within magmas to help improve the prediction of dangerous volcanic eruptions like the one affecting the island of St Vincent.
Psychology experts at Edge Hill University have released a new review exploring how game-based teaching can help to improve outcomes for people with autism.
New research by an Edge Hill University student will explore how the arts and creative therapies can help to heal racial trauma.
Tackling the Blues, an award-winning sport and arts-based education programme, has launched a series of online bitesize lessons to help teachers support children and young people’s mental health during lockdown.
A criminology expert at Edge Hill University is part of an international team that has been awarded funding to uncover how the art of storytelling can inspire unity and inclusivity in society.
A former Edge Hill student is capturing the imagination of children through her love for storytelling. English Literature alumna Nicola Cobham, who lives in Hightown near Crosby, has channelled her inner author to create stories which excite young minds across TV and books. After graduating in 2005, Nicola juggled jobs and perfecting her storytelling skills […]
Following the news that MPs have voted through the Government’s new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, a constitutional law expert at Edge Hill explains what the legislation will mean for UK policing.
A former Edge Hill student has turned his love for writing into his own successful business. Mark Williams, an English Language student who graduated in 2014, has taken his wordsmith skills to the next level to create Lightbox Content Agency, a venture which is focussed on helping businesses to sell themselves through copywriting, journalism and […]
A Lancashire mum has published a book about the tragic loss of her baby daughter at seven weeks old in the hope that her story can help others heal from grief.
A PhD student at Edge Hill University whose antimicrobial research could aid the discovery of new antibiotics has secured a “once in a lifetime” opportunity to interview one of the world’s leading scientists.