Generous residents in Sheffield opening their doors to Ukraine families have shared their experiences in a bid to encourage more hosts to come foward, Sheffielders interested and considering registering with the government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme shared helpful...
A visually impaired student felt he was forced to withdraw due to a lack of disability support from the university. Daniel Swain,19, from Bridlington, enrolled in the Philosophy course at the university in September 2020 but withdrew a month later. He claims his...
A film programme curated by university students is to be screened at the Showroom Cinema at 10am on 28 March, 2022. A group of Film Studies students from Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) has organised the event called 'Rebel With A Cause' in partnership with...
A review of the University of Sheffield’s system to support disabled students has found it to be inadequate. Results from a survey conducted by the Disability Strategy Steering Group in early 2021 found that the Learning Support Plans (LSP) under the university’s...
More than £2 million has been donated to an emergency appeal set up by the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain (AUGB) to help Ukraine. So far £2,133,310 has been raised through the “Help Ukraine Emergency Appeal” GoFundMe set up by the AUGB. It has had over...
A Ukrainian who was granted asylum to live in Sheffield has condemned Putin’s war on Ukraine and has blamed it on a culture of silence. Ayman Eckford, 26, who is trans, has autism and dissociative identity disorder (DID), said: “You do not need to be pro-Ukraine, you...
