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Judging the entries for the third annual proved even more difficult this year than last. Not only did the judges have to contend with many excellent entries, they also had a much larger number of them. More than 90 per cent of UK universities entered in one category or more ¨C a truly impressive response.

Editor
Times Higher Education

THE Awards 2007 winners

• Marketing Initiative of the Year
  Lonely Hearts-Style Mailing Campaign
  Leicester University
• Business Initiative of the Year
  ApaTech
  Queen Mary, University Of London
• Widening Participation Initiative of the Year
  Napier University
• Young Academic Author of the Year
  Richard Toye
  Senior Lecturer in History
  Exeter University
• Young Researcher of the Year
  Jon Williamson
  Reader in Philosophy
  School of European Culture and Languages
  Kent University
• Research Project of the Year
  Measuring Gamma Ray Bursts
  Liverpool John Moores University
• Outstanding Contribution to Innovation and Technology
  IVMD
  Leeds University
• Outstanding Support for Early-Careers Researchers
  GRADskills
  St Andrews University
• Outstanding Contribution to the Local Community
  Kent Law Clinic
  Kent University
• Outstanding Support for Students with Disabilities
  Middlesex University
• Best Student Experience
  Loughborough University
• Outstanding Student Financial Support Package
  Portsmouth University
• Outstanding Support for Overseas Students
  Loughborough University
• Outstanding Contribution to Leadership Development
  International Leadership Development Programme
  Aberdeen University
• Outstanding ICT Initiative of the Year
  Content Management System
  Birmingham University
• Outstanding Contribution to Sustainable Development
  Bristol University
• Excellence and Innovation in the Arts
  Queen Mary, University of London
• University of the Year
  Exeter University
• Lifetime Achievement Award
  Sir Peter Mansfield