Hallam lecturers win prestigious teaching award
James Corazzo and Chris Riley from Sheffield Hallam University have been recognised with a national award celebrating outstanding achievements in learning and teaching.
One in three people believe in ghosts: release of the first data from the National Folklore Survey for England
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
Hallam graduate named Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2025
Sheffield Hallam Graduate, Emma Redfern, has been named Young Entrepreneur of the Year at the UK StartUp Awards.
National Meme Day: New study finds memes help to alleviate symptoms of anxiety and depression
National Meme Day: New study finds memes help to alleviate symptoms of anxiety and depression
Hallam student creates innovative bracelet to help women feel safe
Sheffield Hallam University graduate, Nahla O’Rourke, has designed an innovative and stylish bracelet that helps women feel safe when out and about alone.
Sheffield Hallam University strengthens ties with India through landmark trade mission
Sheffield Hallam University has joined a landmark trade mission to India, signing three Memorandums of Understanding with partner universities to expand opportunities in education, research and knowledge exchange.
New partnership launched to extend shared book reading programme
Celebrated children’s illustrator and author Nick Sharratt has helped to celebrate the launch of a new partnership between the National Literacy Trust and Sheffield Hallam University to extend a shared book reading programme that helps to address inequalities.
National conversation launched to help people with health conditions to become more active
A national conversation around making it easier for people with long-term health conditions to be more physically active has been launched by the National Centre for Sport & Exercise Medicine (NCSEM) in collaboration with Sheffield Hallam University and Sport England
Perfectionist leaders can have negative impact on employee wellbeing - new study
Perfectionistic behaviour from team leaders can have consequences far beyond the workplace, increasing employees’ work–family conflict and making them more likely to work while ill, according to a new study.
Made Smarter launches £400k cyber security drive to protect Yorkshire manufacturers
Fully funded programme will help SMEs tackle growing cyber threat, from essential awareness to internationally recognised accreditation.