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The effects of SAD, what it is and how to get through it as a student.

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An opinion piece about audio/video playing on public transport.

Don't rush into your second year housing contract - finding the right housemates is just as important as finding the right house!

From last-minute script changes to the pressures of social media, comedian Larry Dean discusses finding his feet on Saturday Night Live UK, the value of teamwork and why overnight success is rarely what it seems.

Between rising prices, mental health awareness, and smartwatch-tracked hangovers, Gen Z is trading sticky club dancefloors for run clubs and earlier bedtimes - forcing nightlife to adapt before it dies out completely.

As fast fashion's environmental cost reaches a boiling point, charity shops have transformed from a budget necessity into a sustainable badge of honour. But with online resale platforms threatening the quality of high-street donations, can charity shops keep their reputation as the ultimate guilt-free shopping experience?

Did it ever really happen? This question is often thrown around in jest in our modern society, as nothing more than a light-hearted demonstration...

For anyone involved in heavier music, the sight is familiar. The tangled mass of pushing and arms and legs flying everywhere is akin to...

You scream, I scream, we all scream for… Scream. Wes Craven’s cult classic horror is celebrating its 30th anniversary in December, and it remains...

The Love Hypothesis appears to be an internet sensation: at least in comparison to the lawsuits and controversy that followed the last BookTok adaptation...

What do a shoplifting gang taking on the fashion industry, a South Korean drama about the limits of empathy and the rise of The...

The first Sutco show of the academic year, ‘Come to the Five and Dime Jimmy Dean’ took place last week and transported us to the 1950s and 70s era. But how many backstage shifts made it all happen?

30 years after its arrival on Broadway in 1996, ‘Rent’ has returned to London for a West End revival. with regular amateur productions being staged around the world, including the University of Sheffield’s very own Performing Arts Society (SUPAS).

The penultimate event of the Off The Shelf festival was a fascinating discussion of the Black Alternative culture. Stephanie Phillips, author of 'We Were Here', is a music journalist and the lead singer of the black feminist punk band 'Big Jane'.

Part of the festival’s Writing the City series, the Urban Institute’s Beth Perry converses with Sufiyaan Salam on his debut novel Wimmy Road Boyz. The story features Immy, Khan and Haris – ambitious and frustrated to boot – as they set off down Manchester’s Curry Mile for an energetic night of friendship and fun.

It's Sunday morning and your head is throbbing and your body aching, you slowly wake up (maybe even in a bed that isn’t yours),...

Romanticism is both a state of mind and a habit. Having just arrived back from a year abroad in Australia, it’s the only thing...

Matt Dryden, 3rd year, 1st XV Captain of Men’s Rugby Union We got started with preseason back in September, with a really good buy-in from...

As the weather starts to get darker and colder, many students may be apprehensive about playing sports in these conditions. These winter months mean...

As uni students, we often feel like doing something fun outside our curriculum and staying active. That's when you turn to sports societies. So,...

Ten-man Sheffield Wednesday were forced to settle for a point following a 1-1 draw at home to Blackpool. New manager Dave Challinor was watching on...