What is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome affects at least 250,000 people in the UK. For students, this can cause disruptions to their workload at university and their social life. It often goes unnoticed, and can also go undiagnosed due to its complex nature intertwining with other...
UK Eurovision fans express their love for the Song Contest
We spoke to Eurovision fans ahead of the final about what makes the Song Contest so special!
Sheffield Council defend spending £85,000 on coronation celebrations
Sheffield Council has defended spending £85,000 on the coronation celebrations last weekend. Over 40 street parties took place around Sheffield including a city centre event where up to 15,000 people attended. Gary Clifton, Major Events Manager at Sheffield City...
How will Sheffield United fare in the Premier League?
‘Staying up is the goal’, but how will the blades do it? In the last two Premier League seasons – 20/21 and 21/22, four of the six newly promoted teams have been relegated directly after promotion.
Students living with allergies opened up about the importance of Food Allergy Awareness week.
Young people in Sheffield living with food allergies have spoken about the worries they face daily and what more can be done to ease their concerns. Holly Gibson, 19, who is allergic to nuts, feels more should be done to raise awareness and reduce the anxieties for...
Cost-of-living crisis: More households and students struggling with rising spending
In the UK, prices for basic necessities have been rising more quickly than household earnings. Sheffield students say they have experienced a significant increase in daily expenses. Charlotte Liu, 20, a business student said: “When I came back to Sheffield, my...
Sheffield charity fighting homelessness attended last weekend’s coronation
We spoke with Archer Project CEO Tim Renshaw to find out more about his fight against to reduce homelessness in Sheffield.
What does the interest rates increase mean?
Finance can be overwhelming, but what does the interest rates increase mean?
Impactful interactive performances focusing on death offers a reflective experience to audience
Interactive Performances covering death and the grieving process continue to come to Sheffield in a collaboration between Lab4Living and Sheffield Hallam.
Disabled Barnsley twins to cycle at Superhero Triathlon
Levi and Lucas Atwal-Brice, 17, who both have severe autism and epilepsy, will be cycling with parents Paul and Michael and their five-year-old twin brothers, to raise money for charity.