Managing your mental wellbeing
Honorary Doctor and Olympic medallist, Leon Taylor explains how physical movement can help us improve our mental health.
Jodie is trailblazing her way to the top
Jodie was the first in her family to go to university, now she's one of the top 50 women under-35 in engineering in the country.
Brazilian graduate becomes Science without Borders ambassador
A former engineering student has won a competition to act as the UK ambassador for the Brazilian Science without Borders (SwB) scholarships programme.
Building our network and relationships in Singapore
To strengthen our relationship and presence in Singapore, we've engaged in a number of discussions and small projects with stakeholders, in particular with the Singapore Sports Council.
Calling all 2014/2015 graduates - we want to know how you're getting on!
Every year all UK universities take part in a national survey to track the destinations of recent graduates called the Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE).
Global Partnership to deliver social justice for women and girls in India
India is a country in huge transition and the University's Helena Kennedy Centre for International Justice has led a collaborative research project entitled 'Justice for Her'.
Researchers providing revolutionary breast cancer care
Academics at Sheffield Hallam University are working with a lingerie company and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to provide a new specially designed bra for some women undergoing breast radiotherapy, which they hope will improve accuracy of treatment and also help patients maintain dignity during radiotherapy.
Supporting Sheffield Children's Hospital and fighting childhood cancer
Arron and Lucy both graduated from Sheffield Hallam in 2021 after juggling full-time work and parenting with studying part-time. Amazingly, they have also found the time to raise £14,000 for Sheffield Children’s Hospital.
Helping young people to shape their own futures
Hundreds of Sheffield Hallam alumni volunteered their time in 2021 to support current students and young people through guest speaking, mentoring and advisory roles at the University. Hear from Daniel Rhodes about his experience of volunteering.
I want to work hard and make the world a better place
Alice Barker graduated in film and screenwriting from Sheffield Hallam in 2017 and is now an online brand ambassador for the Naankuse Foundation Through the Foundation, Alice met Anaki a 17-year-old girl from the San tribe who, like Alice, is living with cerebral palsy. Read more about how Alice is helping Anaki and her family.