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Providing access to specialist NHS weight loss clinics that support children and young people living with complications from severe obesity, can enable better outcomes for weight loss, research has found.

Sheffield Hallam University has won the Best Contribution by a Law School award at the 2026 LawWorks and Attorney General’s Student Pro Bono Awards.

New AI-powered technology that has been developed to make innovative ‘molecular fingerprinting’ accessible to the police has been trialled by West Yorkshire Police.

Students from six schools and colleges across South Yorkshire and Warwickshire have taken part in the UK’s first remote-controlled motorsports championship designed exclusively for schools.

Sheffield Hallam animation student, Louis Kelly, has been awarded the Nick Park, Aardman Award which recognises outstanding work in animation.

Elite snooker players lack the scientific support available to players and coaches in other precision sports, according to a new study by Sheffield Hallam University.

Sheffield Hallam University has welcomed the outcome of Ofsted’s latest inspection of its sector leading apprenticeships, with inspectors confirming strong standards across four key areas.

A new study has found that a streamlined, bike-like vehicle can generate forward thrust from crosswinds, uncovering a “yaw-driven sail effect” that produces negative aerodynamic drag, an insight that could inform real-world designs, including Formula One cars.

The latest results from the National Folklore Survey for England indicate how important folkloric figures continue to be for people living in England today.

Philip Rodrigo, the former Master Cutler, has been appointed as an Honorary Professor at Sheffield Hallam University.