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New analysis reveals rapid rise in university start-ups

New analysis by Universities UK (UUK) has revealed that by 2028, around 27,000 new start-ups – with a predicted turnover of around £10.8bn - could be established at institutions in the UK

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George Allen and Jess Dale smiling and holding their award, they are stood in front of a backdrop that says Royal Television Society.

Hallam students’ success at Royal Television Society Awards

Students from Sheffield Hallam University have taken home multiple awards at the Royal Television Society Yorkshire Student Awards 2025

Yordanos Gebrehiwot at her graduation ceremony

Sheffield Hallam commits to its role as a University of Sanctuary

Sheffield Hallam has reaffirmed its commitment to provide ongoing support for refugees, asylum seekers and people seeking sanctuary across all areas of higher education

Sheffield Hallam welcomes new cohort to Help to Grow: Management course

Sheffield Hallam University has welcomed a new cohort of business leaders to the government-funded Help to Grow: Management course

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A black and white image of BIDE, a rowing boat art installation in the River Don. Text on the image says: Fathom - The depths of the River Don.

Bailing boat at heart of River Don art exhibition

BBC: The fæthm exhibition, which took place at Kelham Island Museum, is featured in BBC News. The exhibition explored the cultural and environmental significance of the River Don.

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Camden replaces Bury as area of England with most fast food shops per population

The Independent: Dr Jordan Beaumont, lecturer in food and nutrition, has commented on new research which found the areas of England with the most fast food outlets per population.

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How universities can help the government deliver its industrial strategy

Labour’s industrial strategy green paper, Invest 2035:The UK’s Modern Industrial Strategy, sets out the scale of work that needs to be done to achieve their vision for economic growth.

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COP29 in review: an avoidance of failure rather than a clear move towards success

The COP29 climate conference concluded 33 hours late, with a final sprint of chaotic late-night negotiations

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No Bounds is a whirlwind exploration of our past and potential futures

No Bounds Festival returns to Sheffield this weekend for its seventh edition, with a programme of events that aim to break down barriers between music, art, and technology.