We caught up with class of 1978 alumna Sally Silverstone to talk about Biosphere 2, a huge sealed glass structure in the Arizona Desert which aimed to lay the groundwork for the colonisation of other planets.

Sheffield Business School has eleven student societies that give our students the opportunity to develop subject knowledge and employability skills in a social, supportive environment

The City of Steel is rebranding itself as the UK’s Outdoor City to promote tourism and investment in the South Yorkshire capital, as well as encourage people to live a healthier way of life.

Events Management student, Eve Hatton, has just completed her placement year. She worked across four National Trust properties in Gloucestershire where she brought fresh ideas and new perspectives to the organisation.

Professionals from across the hospitality industry gathered for Sheffield Hallam University's visiting fellows lecture series

BA(Hons) Criminology alumnus, Alex Chaggar, travelled to India to support with a project that seeks to increase access to justice, rights and protection for female victims of violence in India.

Sean got in touch to tell us about his journey from graduation to the summit of the world's highest mountain

How do you make built-up areas more pleasant places to live in, work in and travel through? The answer often lies in introducing nature or art into the space.

Student Amber Cagney took centre stage at the Association for Tourism in Higher Education (ATHE) conference 2012, where she was presented with a prize for the best undergraduate student on a tourism programme by Ron Barnett, emeritus professor of higher education.

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