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Future stars hit the stage to help local charities
Budding stars of the future are preparing to step into the spotlight this weekend (16-18 March 2012) at the University of Sheffield's biggest ever Platform Festival.
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Unique collaboration brings students closer to theatre careers
Students from the University of Sheffield are working to make their dream careers in theatre a reality through a unique collaboration with Sheffield Theatres.
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Six decades of Sheffield set to shine in showcase
Six decades of the changing city of Sheffield is the subject of a dramatic new exhibition of art brought together by the University of Sheffield's
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Malaysian Night showcase is a stroke of genius
An extraordinary showcase of culture and talent will be celebrated during Sheffield's inaugural Malaysian Night.
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A festival of wonder – variety, circus and magic!
Professor Vanessa Toulmin from the University of Sheffield will bring wonder and pizzazz to Blackpool this week as she once again curates its highly-regarded annual festival of circus, magic and variety.
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Spring 2012 concert season set to explore music, disability, health and wellbeing
The University of Sheffield has today (3 February 2012) announced the new spring concert season which commences this month organised by the Department of Music.
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Enthralling exhibition brings the world's greatest showmen back to life
Roll up, roll up for a spectacular exhibition celebrating all the fun of the fair through personalities who defined circus for their generation.
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Virtual world set to change history as we know it
A groundbreaking project at the University of Sheffield is set to revolutionise the way we engage with the past via the use of online virtual worlds and social networking.
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Students build a better life for Roma community
A groundbreaking project led by students from the University of Sheffield is helping an impoverished Roma community to build a better life.
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Interactive maps reveal London's history in unprecedented detail
Researchers have today unveiled a new interactive map that reveals London's social history in unprecedented detail, enabling users to explore everything from the world's first gay scene to eighteenth century riots.
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Hidden dimension of Stonehenge revealed
A project directed by academics at the University of Sheffield has made the archaeology of the world-famous Stonehenge site more accessible than ever before.
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Digital church records offer window into past
The University of Sheffield's Humanities Research Institute (HRI) has completed a project with the University of York to digitise records of the Church Courts of York, giving historians new insight into a huge variety of topics spanning many centuries.
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Ice Age ancestors were handy artists
Researchers at the University of Sheffield have been exploring how our Ice Age ancestors used intricate hand stencils to decorate their cave dwellings over 20,000 years ago.
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Statement regarding Church of England Newspaper advertisement
A spokesperson from the University of Sheffield said:
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Do you remember Sheffield in the 1980s? Project appeals for witnesses
The University of Sheffield's Department of History is appealing to the public to share their memories of Sheffield in the 1980s.
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