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Professor Jonathan Rayner shortlisted for Maritime Media 2025 Best Book Award

Professor Jonathan Rayner, from the School of English, has been shortlisted for the Maritime Media 2025 Best Book Award for his open access monograph Screening the Fleet: The Representation of the Royal Navy in Film and Television since 1945.
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Sheffield Centre for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies Announces Research Seminar Schedule

Join the Sheffield Centre for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies for its 202526 online seminar series, exploring fresh perspectives on biblical texts and their impact on culture, politics, and society.
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The power of language apps in a multilingual world

Dr Gonz獺lez-Fern獺ndez, senior lecturer in Applied Linguistics and TESOL, explores the powerful role language apps can play in an increasingly multilingual world.
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Beyond the algorithm: Shaping AI for people, not just progress

Explore the impact of artificial intelligence on society from reimagining creativity to transforming law and challenging ethical frameworks, this campaign reveals both the promise and the peril of AI.
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60 miles in August for MND

Do you think you could run 60 miles in August to raise money for MND? A simple question that led to Fiona and Alex signing up for a summer challenge to fundraise for this fantastic charity and cause.
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What the digitization of the Northwestern Miller reveals about 1930's americana

The Northwestern Miller was a weekly American milling and grain industry magazine print from 1872 - 1973 that our current PhD research student Starlina Rose recently got the opportunity to digitise at the Mills Archive.

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Lydia's experience: "TAP helped me see that I am employable and that I can find my place in the working world"

Lydia presented to an audience of over 100 delegates from universities across the Yorkshire region about her understanding of and experience of 'employability'. Read on to see how this has transformed Lydia's attitude to the workplace:

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Sheffield in September

This blog is designed to be a quick snapshot of what you can expect from September and how you can learn a little more about our amazing city.
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Unlocking the Private Life of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire Through Her Poetry

Whilst working on a Work Placement at Chatsworth House, I was given the opportunity to look through the vast archives, which included private poetry written by Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire.