Class of 2021 offer gives students head start on life after university
Helping students to thrive once they leave university is the aim of a new package of support announced by Sheffield Hallam University.
Plant based food company grows after laying down roots at Hallam
A local food firm has seen their business grow after basing their kitchen at Sheffield Hallam as part of a unique partnership with the University’s catering team.
Three university leaders reveal their hopes for the next election
In a new report from the Higher Education Policy Institute being launched at a fringe event at the Conservative Party Conference today, three university leaders set out their views on what the party-political manifestos should say at the next general election
Sheffield Hallam wins prestigious accountancy education award
Sheffield Hallam University has received the Campus of the Year Award from the world’s leading and largest professional body of management accountants.
Researchers embark on project to improve efficiency of UK’s national rail network
A two-year project to improve the resilience and efficiency of the UK’s national rail network has been launched.
University statement on the Birmingham major incident
University statement on the Birmingham major incident
ASPIRE programme supports more than 40 Black students into research
More than 40 students from a black background have graduated from a programme set up to help tackle inequality in research and encourage diversity at doctoral-level study.
'He wouldn’t bear the expense of a daughter’ – New film exposes economic abuse in India
A new documentary from Sheffield Hallam University has laid bare the distressing reality for women suffering economic abuse in India.
Sheffield Hallam named a University of Sanctuary
Sheffield Hallam University has been named a University of Sanctuary in recognition of its outstanding support for refugees and people seeking sanctuary across all areas of higher education.
Sixty-one per cent of social housing tenants cut back on essentials to pay rent
New findings from a survey of social housing tenants found that 70 per cent struggled to pay their rent, with 61 per cent forced to cut back on essentials, such as heating and food, to be able to pay their rent.