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Sheffield Hallam animation student, Louis Kelly, has been awarded the Nick Park, Aardman Award which recognises outstanding work in animation.
The latest results from the National Folklore Survey for England indicate how important folkloric figures continue to be for people living in England today.
Mark Herbert, CEO of the Bafta award-winning Warp Films and Sheffield Hallam University alumni, will give a public talk to launch the University’s Future Now Festival of Creativity.
Dr Alison Twells will be giving a Professorial lecture on Wednesday 11th March: “A girl, a suitcase, a wartime coming of age: writing history from my Great Aunt Norah’s diaries.”
Deliveroo has launched a new packaging box for food delivery, featuring a locking mechanism design developed by Sheffield Hallam University’s award-winning apprentices.
New findings from the National Folklore Survey for England have revealed that 49% of people in England celebrate Valentine’s Day either always or sometimes.
Watching Christmas film and television has ranked just as important as decorating the home and visiting or hosting family and friends over the holidays, according to results from the National Folklore Survey for England
Half of freelance journalists in the UK have been offered less than 10p a word for their work, and 73% are unhappy with their earnings, according to a major new study of the freelance journalism workforce
The first results from the National Folklore Survey have been revealed, with spooky findings that throw new light on beliefs around Halloween, the paranormal and UFOs held by people living in England today
Four Sheffield Hallam University academics have been featured in a new photo-essay at the Guggenheim Museum, New York, visualising the relationship between the arts and health.
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