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Festival of the Mind returns to Sheffield with mind-blowing free events across the city
A mind-blowing celebration of the University of Sheffield's world-leading research is heading to the city centre this autumn, as Festival of the Mind returns with a variety of free live performances, exhibitions, films and interactive events. The nine-day family-friendly festival, which has brought more than 200,000 visitors into Sheffield city centre since 2012, returns to venues across the city centre from 6 - 15 November.
Festival of the Mind returns to Sheffield with mind-blowing free events across the city
A mind-blowing celebration of the University of Sheffield’s world-leading research is heading to the city centre this autumn, as Festival of the Mind returns with a variety of free live performances, exhibitions, films and interactive events.
Free family-friendly events heading to Sheffield as social science festival returns
The Festival of Social Science returns to Sheffield with a line-up of family-friendly events designed to engage the public in pressing social issues through the lens of university research. Running from October 17 to 31, the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University will host a variety of interactive exhibitions, workshops, debates and games across city centre venues.
University of Sheffield recognised as a leader in research collaboration and knowledge exchange
The University of Sheffield remains among England's leading universities for external collaboration and engagement according to the latest Knowledge Exchange Framework. The 2026 results highlight its continuing work with partners of all sizes to share knowledge, develop ideas and address challenges facing society and the economy.
Extraordinary story of trailblazing all-women circus troupe brought to life in Sheffield
The extraordinary story of a trailblazing aerial acrobat who founded the UK's first all-women outdoor aerialist company has been brought to life in glorious technicolour at a special University of Sheffield exhibition. The free-to-attend Rope Women exhibition celebrates ‘ Skinning the Cat ', a groundbreaking company that placed itself at the vanguard of the contemporary British circus movement when it was founded in 1988 by Rebecca Truman.
How Sheffield students turned innovative ideas into £1.4m of investment
Entrepreneurial students have collectively raised £1.4 million in investment for their business ventures over the last three years, thanks to support from the University of Sheffield's enterprise programme. The sum is the total raised by just 10 founders, whose ventures range from revolutionary technology shaping railway safety worldwide to a system helping breweries turn their organic waste into clean energy.
Sheffield students' life-changing work gives hope to families worldwide living with rare genetic diseases
Families living with rare genetic diseases have been given support, guidance and hope thanks to the ‘life-changing' work of a team of University of Sheffield students. There are believed to be around 7,000 rare diseases globally that affect fewer than one in 2,000 people, with many diagnosed during early childhood.
Thousands of donations as moving Sheffield students 'pass it on'
Students in Sheffield have donated thousands of items to be reused by other students, as part of the University of Sheffield's end-of-term campaign to reduce waste and keep useful items in circulation. The Pass it on campaign, organised jointly between the University and Sheffield Students' Union, encourages students moving out of accommodation to donate items they no longer need, so they can be given to new students through Free Shops at the start of the next academic year.
Pep Guardiola to leave Manchester City after final Premier League game of the season - Daily Mail
Pep Guardiola is expected to stand down as manager of Manchester City after final Premier League match of the season against Aston Villa on May 24, according to the Daily Mail. The 55-year-old will bring an end to a decade-long spell at the Etihad Stadium, during which he has guided City to 20 major trophies, including six Premier League titles and a historic Champions League triumph. It is understood that preparations are already underway for an official announcement.
Thousands expected as Weston Park May Fayre extravaganza returns to Sheffield
Robert Langley A dazzling day of free, family-friendly entertainment is returning to Weston Park to wow the crowds once again, thanks to a partnership between the University of Sheffield and Sheffield City Council. Over the past two decades, hundreds of thousands of people have flocked to Weston Park for what has become an annual highlight. On Sunday, May 17, May Fayre returns to bring some good old-fashioned family fun to one of the city's best loved green spaces.
Sheffield loves snooker - why students are delighted it's here to stay
Robert Langley "It's huge that snooker is staying in Sheffield and brilliant news for the city" A student sports club is proving that Sheffield's love of snooker is stronger than ever, with members heading to the Crucible to meet the world's top 16 players during the tournament's high-profile launch.
From black holes to second brains: Sheffield scientists swap their labs for local pubs
Robert Langley World's largest public science festival returns to Sheffield Curious minds are invited to unravel life's great mysteries - ranging from what happens if you fall into a black hole to why chocolate feels so luxurious in your mouth - as the world's largest public science festival returns to Sheffield.
Landmark report reveals priorities for South Yorkshire's net-zero future
Over 600,000 homes across the region require energy-efficiency retrofits to meet the government's 2050 net-zero target, a landmark report on the future of sustainability in South Yorkshire has found. The report from theSouth Yorkshire Sustainability Centre(SYSC) - a partnership led by the University of Sheffield with Sheffield Hallam University and the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) - found that almost 20,000 housesmust be retrofittedannually to align with the 2050 target.
Home testing kits could bridge the cervical screening gap for disabled women, new study finds
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Home testing kits that screen for cervical cancer risk could be a game-changer for reducing health inequalities for physically disabled women, according to a new study revealing that over 50% would prefer a self-test over a traditional clinic visit. The study is published in the Journal of Medical Screening.
Erling Haaland back in full training and set to start for Man City vs Real Madrid - Fabrizio Romano
Erling Haaland / Photo: Getty Images Erling Haaland has returned to regular training with the Manchester City squad ahead of their UEFA Champions League round of 16 clash against Real Madrid. The Norwegian striker, who has been recovering from a recent knock, is fully expected to start in the first-leg showdown at the Santiago Bernabeu, according to Fabrizio Romano. The Norwegian striker has missed a few games this season due to fitness issues.
Low-income and diverse communities face 33% more air pollution in major northern cities, UK study shows
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Low-income and ethnically diverse communities in post-industrial Northern English cities face up to 33% more air pollution than their neighbors in wealthier areas, according to new University of Sheffield research. The study, published in the Journal of Environmental Management, reveals a stark environmental divide.
Low-income and diverse communities face 33% more air pollution in major northern cities, UK study shows
Sponsors of a new bill want to give the industry immunity from lawsuits brought by injured employees. That will kill even more workers, experts …
Antoine Semenyo completes Manchester City move
Manchester City have confirmed the signing of Antoine Semenyo from AFC Bournemouth, with the forward putting pen to paper on a five-and-a-half-year contract that will keep him at the Etihad Stadium until 2031. The 26-year-old arrives at City after establishing himself as one of the Premier League’s most dynamic attacking players during his time with Bournemouth.
Dark matter and neutrinos may interact, challenging standard model of the universe
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Scientists are a step closer to solving one of the universe's biggest mysteries as new research finds evidence that two of its least understood components may be interacting, offering a rare window into the darkest recesses of the cosmos.
New research aims to tackle employment barriers for neurodivergent people in South Yorkshire
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University of Sheffield generates £4.82 billion for South Yorkshire and UK economies
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The Students fighting for Brexit
Robert Langley discusses the launch of his new group, Students For Brexit, and the huge support amongst students across the UK for an outwards-looking Brexit. Last week marked a month since I decided to launch Students For Brexit.
Robert T. Langley - Ste. Genevieve Herald: Obituaries
He is survived by three daughters, Courtney L. Langley of Windermere, Florida, Amber Favorite of Winter Garden, Florida, Brandy (Mrs. Nathan) Maki of Orlando, Florida; three sons, Rodney Langley of Miami, Oklahoma, Monte Langley and his wife Debbie of Welch, Oklahoma, Tony Langley and his wife Lisa of Laurel, Delaware; four brothers, Tom Langley and his wife Vivian of Ste.
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