Students to provide educational support to refugees
Students from Sheffield Hallam University are to travel to northern France to work with children and families who remain living there in poor conditions following the demolition of the Calais…
We’re taking part in the Move More Workplace Challenge – join us!
The competition runs from 1-30 June and includes many organisations and companies across Sheffield all aiming to make our city the most active city in the UK by 2020. By…
New place for all estates and maintenance updates
For all estates and localised maintenance updates, please visit the Future Spaces site and subscribe to the mailing list. This will now be the preferred method of communication.
Can exercise be a cure for prostate cancer?
Dr Liam Bourke spoke to the Nigerian edition of The Guardian about his research which explores the feasibility of prescribing exercise as a treatment for men with early-stage prostate cancer.
Be data smart – General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) 25th May
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will apply in the UK, and therefore the University, from 25 May 2018. The GDPR is intended to update and strengthen the data protection…
Congratulations to our Award Winners!
Congratulations to all our Faculty and University Inspirational Teaching, Outstanding Student Support and Inspirational Research Supervisor Award winners! Across the University, a total of 2597 nominations were received and 1097 individual…
Jo McNamara abseils for charity fundraiser!
Jo McNamara, Senior Lecturer Radiotherapy & Oncology for the Department of Allied Health Professions writes about her recent charity abseiling experience. When I was in clinical practice, I treated a young…
Research for Patient Benefit Programme – Could exercise help patients with leg-ulcers?
A project by Dr Markos Klonizakis, has been featured by the Research for Patient Benefit (RfPB) programme for their 10th Anniversary celebration. The RfPB is a national, researcher-led programme which supports research motivated by the…
Mental Health Awareness Week: Relaxation techniques for managing stress
For Mental Health Awareness Week we are looking at ways in which we can manage and reduce stress. Life can be busy and hectic, and its only natural that from time…
Staff briefing sessions
There are a number of staff briefing sessions taking place over the next few weeks: Overview of the new Performance and Development Review – The process has changed quite a…