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Generous donations from alumni and friends of the University have enabled PhD student, Rosa Greasley, to undertake a pioneering clinical trial - looking into how exercise can have a positive impact on the quality of life, physical function and muscle mass of men with prostate cancer.

The Sir Michael and Lady Morven Heller Bursary financially support students to pursue an interest or a hobby that is completely outside their area of academic study that they are passionate about. Since last year, the Hallam Fund has matched Heller donations to double the number of students that can be supported.

Asylum seekers face many hurdles to find sanctuary in the UK and are faced with numerous challenges. Alumni, students and staff ran the Sheffield 10k on Sunday 25th September in support of these students.

Ben received a scholarship that helped him to take advantage of everything his course offers, without the stress of how he will be able to afford it.

Back in April this year, 35 Sheffield Hallam University staff laced up their running shoes to tackle the gruelling Sheffield Half Marathon to raise money for the Hallam Fund.

Like many young people in the UK, young asylum seekers also hope to go to university to pursue a brighter future.

Students at Hallam will be able to develop their critical thinking skills and broaden their professional networks through The Hallam Fund Career Mentoring Bursary.

Yordanos is one of the young asylum seekers who had to flee her home with her daughter and found sanctuary in the UK.

The Residential Mentoring Programme is a peer-led support service for students staying in halls of residence and creates a supportive community for new students to the University.

Do you remember how your story began? For many of us, Sheffield Hallam University and its founding colleges are a special place where friendships were forged, memories were made, and our story began.