The civic blog: our story so far
Launching our civic blog with a brief look at what we have been working towards over the last 12 months.
Transforming lives locally and nationally: degree apprentices meet Secretary of State for Education
Sheffield Hallam degree apprentices share their experiences of meeting with the Secretary of State for Education, Gillian Keegan.
This Girl Can, Olympic Legacy in action
The legacy of the London 2012 Olympics is continuing in Sheffield through This Girl Can events that encourages girls to participate in sport.
Working in partnership to improve early years outcomes
Rachel Parkin from Save the Children UK talks about working in partnership with Sheffield Hallam at our Early Years Community Research Centre.
Supporting older people to live healthier and happier lives
Motion uses technology to deliver person-centred wellbeing activities in care homes, supporting over 2,500 older adults in over 60 care homes across the UK.
South Yorkshire Police welcomes first intake of Hallam degree apprentices
South Yorkshire Police has welcomed its first intake of student officers through a new Police Constable degree apprenticeship.
Hallam student sports teams come together to help those in need
Sporting students at Sheffield Hallam University have donated hundreds of items to local foodbanks and run thousands of miles in aid of charity to do their bit to help those most in need during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Hallam students spend 41,000 hours helping the community through volunteering
From lifting the spirits of people in isolation to raising money for the vulnerable and frontline workers, students at Sheffield Hallam have spent more than 41,000 hours giving back to the community.
Supporting vulnerable children and young people during the pandemic
Sheffield Hallam University has hosted a virtual conference to support organisations working with vulnerable children and young people across South Yorkshire during the Covid-19 crisis.
Pandemic sparks pioneering new vision for collaboration between universities and the NHS
Universities and NHS organisations need to develop new refreshed forms of collaboration to deal with current and future challenges rather than resuming existing pre-pandemic relationships, according to a new report.