South Yorkshire leaders unite to address educational gap for boys from lower-income families
Educators, policymakers and experts have come together to tackle the persistent educational attainment gap affecting boys and young men from lower-income backgrounds.
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Almost half of people in England celebrate Valentine’s Day according to new research
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.
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University receives donation to fund life-changing cancer research
A cancer survivor and his wife have donated £10,000 to Sheffield Hallam University to fund lifesaving research into the disease.
Hallam student wins at New Designers 2026
Final year product design student Sam Collins has been awarded a major spotlight award at New Designers 2026 for his community midwifery kit, Nata.
Specialist NHS weight loss clinics help children experiencing severe obesity to lead healthier lives
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.
Sport and exercise science academic awarded prestigious fellowship
Sheffield Hallam University academic Dr Chris Kirk has been awarded a prestigious fellowship for his passion and commitment to sport and exercise sciences.
New online resources launched for people living with breast cancer
A new suite of online resources for patients who have been diagnosed with breast cancer has launched, with the help of a £24,000 grant from Weston Park Cancer Charity.
Mental health benefits of parkrun key to increased life satisfaction of participants
Research with nearly 80,000 parkrun participants has revealed how the mental health benefits of the free weekly 5K event are driving an increase in life satisfaction for people who take part in it.