News | Sheffield Hallam University

Featured

Sheffield Hallam achieves re-accreditation as a University of Sanctuary

Sheffield Hallam has been re-accredited as a University of Sanctuary for its commitment and continued efforts to provide a place of welcome and support for refugees and people seeking sanctuary at the University and in the community.

Sheffield Hallam's Owen building, seen from the train station

Latest news

See all

Head shot of Uriah Rennie in a grey suit on a street in Sheffield

University pays tribute to Chancellor Uriah Rennie

Uriah Rennie very sadly passed away on Saturday 7 June, surrounded by his loving family.

Group of adults and children in school uniform inside a building smiling at the camera

Successful climate action initiative celebrated by pupils from across South Yorkshire

School pupils from across South Yorkshire have come together to celebrate a successful climate action project which has supported more than 600 children to understand the importance of sustainability.

Game Republic Mascot, a cartoon frog, designed by Sheffield Hallam student, Anna Moore

Hallam to host largest ever Game Republic student showcase

Over 180 students from 14 Universities and colleges across the North of England will gather at Sheffield Hallam University on 17th June to compete in the Game Republic Student Showcase.

Hallam in the media

Staff, students, and alumni stories feature in the Guardian

The Guardian: A series of articles highlighting how Sheffield Hallam is helping to drive future economies through research, knowledge exchange, apprenticeships and entrepreneurship support.

Tornado: this samurai-western immigrant revenge tale tries to be many things – but runs out of ammo

The Conversation: Dr Chi-Yun Shin has written for The Conversation to review a new Samurai-Western film, Tornado.

Features and comment

See all

Universities don't expect a blank cheque from Rachel Reeves but we urgently need better policies

This week, Rachel Reeves will deliver her first multi-year Spending Review as Chancellor, setting out each government departments' budget for the next three to four years. Universities up and down the country, including those here in Yorkshire, will be listening carefully to what she has to say.

A man and woman in hard hats and high-vis vests stand on the balcony of a building

Investing in Yorkshire’s future

Dan Lally, Deputy COO at Sheffield Hallam University –one of the country’s largest higher and degree apprenticeship providers – discusses working with businesses and unlocking investment into Yorkshire through skills and training

How Sheffield's universities are supporting local innovation

By Professor Conor Moss (Sheffield Hallam University) and Professor Sue Hartley OBE (University of Sheffield)