News News stories Musicians from across Sheffield gathered at the City Hall to show their support for the sector Sheffield artists log 1.85 billion Spotify streams in a single quarter as new report outlines blueprint for city's musical future Sheffield’s top artists such as Arctic Monkeys, Bring Me The Horizon and Def Leppard are racking up over 1.85 billion Spotify streams in a single quarter, reaching a combined global fanbase of over 100 million listeners, according to a new report. 18 September 2026 Professor Nicola Dibben elected 2026 British Academy Fellow Professor Nikki Dibben has been elected as a 2026 Fellow of the British Academy, the UK’s national body for the humanities and social sciences. 17 September 2026 New booklet shares women’s stories of pregnancy, birth and motherhood across cultures Birthing Stories shares women’s experiences of pregnancy, birth and early motherhood, recognising how these are shaped by culture, family, faith and community. 4 August 2026 University of Sheffield strengthens top 100 global standing with 10-place rise in QS World University Rankings 2027 The University of Sheffield has risen 10 places in the QS World University Rankings 2027 to be ranked 82nd in the world and 14th in the UK, reinforcing its position as a world-leading university. 18 June 2026 Search Rare collection of Barry Hines materials on display to public for first time Research into the life and work of Barry Hines by Dr Dave Forrest from the School of English as well as the importance of working class writers with Professor Sue Vice have drawn widely on the archive. 14 November 2019 University of Sheffield chosen as hub for major humanities festival The University of Sheffield has been selected to host a series of events for the Being Human Festival 2019 – the UK’s only national festival for the humanities. 11 November 2019 Scuffles, Swagger and Shakespeare: The Hidden Story of English Professor Cathy Shrank from the School of English talks to BBC Four about the rise of English as a global linguistic superpower. 8 November 2019 | BBC website 100 Grandes Mujeres Latinoamericanas – meet the inspirational women who shaped Latin American history and society A new book celebrating 100 women who have shaped the history and society of Latin America, based on research by an academic at the University of Sheffield, will be published in November 2019. 31 October 2019 English Emma Moore Michael Gove’s grammar: former education minister is gonna rue the day he used Nonstandard English Professor Emma Moore, grammar expert and Professor of Sociolinguistics, writes for the Conversation on Michael Gove and what his increasing use of non-standard English means. 22 October 2019 | The Conversation Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 27 Page 28 Page 29 Page 30 Current page 31 Page 32 Page 33 Page 34 Page 35 Next page Next › Last page Last »
