Max joined The Sheffield Tab in late 2020 during his first year at university as a student writer. Since June 2022, he has been its News Editor.
Max Booth is currently in his second year of study in Sheffield, studying a three year course in BA Journalism at the University of Sheffield.
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Furious students are considering a rent strike
The candidates competing in next month’s general election have been confirmed
The university has been facing financial struggles for some time
Hallam stayed put in 63rd
At least we won varsity this year
The heritage project cost £1.8 million.
The new logo hasn’t been popular with students.
Security promptly shut down the event
This follows a number of similar protests in America and across UK university campuses
Said Zaaneen and his family have been trying to leave Gaza for the last several months.
Any of the 1,700 staff who chose to accept will have to leave by 29th February 2024 at the latest
The university academic Dr Rahul Mandal won the show in 2018
The protest was jointly organised by the University of Sheffield’s Palestine society and Sheffield Palestine solidarity campaign
We’re having two open meetings on the 25th and 28th of September
The university also ranked in the top five for eight subjects
Sheffield Hallam didn’t fare as well
14 members of staff from the University of Sheffield’s urban studies and planning department signed a letter
Temporary additional waste collections are in place for 8000 properties
Final marks for some students may not be available until after graduations have taken place
Hallam climbed three places to 63rd