University of Sheffield

The venue’s manager Alex O'Brien shares his story about the challenges, innovations and sheer hard graft needed to make The Foundry the go-to venue for students and Sheffielders alike.

Against a backdrop of cultural starvation, a new project from the University of Sheffield is generating alternative opportunities for emerging talent.

The project hopes to boost funding for the arts and give everyone in the city access to cultural opportunities.

Citizens are being invited to share their views on a new plan that could guide the city's aims and ambitions for decades to come.

Big names include Mary Beard, Chris Packham, Grace Dent and Jeremy Deller chatting to Jarvis Cocker.

Data reveals the institution has received more investment from weapons manufacturers than any other university in the UK.

Proposals include a debating chamber, a climate resilience nursery and a look-out tower – all constructed from sustainable materials.

Candidates running in the left-wing Solidarity Slate have discovered heavily redacted documents that appear to profile their activities during an election.

OPINION: The University has had at least £72 million in investment from the arms trade since 2012 - how do they not have blood on their hands?

Partnering with racial justice organisations to carry out anti-racist work, the initiative aims to "build a community amongst people that may be going through similar experiences" at the University of Sheffield. Project manager Dr Alex Mason told us more.

We don't want to study at an institution that actively makes the world a worse place, write student activists who are occupying the University’s Diamond building in protest.

EXCLUSIVE: A data request from Now Then shows that disabled staff at University of Sheffield are paid £6,272 less per year than their non-disabled colleagues, although both city unis have a disability pay gap.

Activists fear an increase in hostility as a result of the so-called 'gender critical' movement and a growing national culture war.

Named after a quote from Karl Marx, a leaflet picked up in a second-hand bookshop uncovers an ambitious proposal backed by Sheffield City Council and both universities.

Both Jessop West and the Hicks Building have been taken over in protest at the closure of the University of Sheffield's renowned Archaeology department.

Sheffield Hallam and the University of Sheffield received scores between 0% and 10% on workers’ rights in People and Planet’s annual league table.

The Child of the North report, produced by Northern Health Science Alliance and N8 Research Partnership, outlines the stark regional inequalities amongst children in post-pandemic England.

Three projects that aim to tackle persistent inequalities that create barriers for minoritised people at the University of Sheffield have been funded by UK Research and Innovation.

A transparency request submitted by Now Then has found gender disparities in the number of staff employed by the University on the controversial flexible contracts.

One of three proposals by Sheffield architecture students will be built in the grounds of the Grade II-listed building next year.