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The band played the Leadmill stage at Tramlines
‘I aspire to write giant songs about tiny subjects’
Williamson has been suspended over antisemitism
Start your weekend early with the Red Bull Road Block
It’s a landslide for one Uni Of favourite
She’s taking part in litter picks for every £10 raised
The NUS could have lost £23k a year if the SU left
‘Dance music has changed in every way you can think of’
The group works to fight blood cancer
He’s running to be your Development Officer
She’s running for Women’s Officer
Beren is running for Welfare Officer
Jaz is running partway through her degree
She’s running to be Women’s Officer
“So much of what we learn at university is the stories of white, dead men”
Ben is running for Education Officer
They’ve never been to Sheffield before so are in for a treat with WSL
The posters urge students at the university to not challenge people they feel are in the ‘wrong’ bathroom
The play Cafe Totem on 2 March
They visit the House of Commons on 13 March
ALWAYS GONNA BE ANOTHER MOUNTAIN
“My sound is working class-England over the last 25 years”
It’s fetishised by soft southerners regardless of its shortcomings
Banger after banger, front to the back
Staff say this would lead to social division and ‘ghetto-isation’
She kept her story secret for over 60 years
‘We fully understand the expected frustrations of our supporters’
‘The swastika is a symbol of pure hatred’
It’s a milestone in SU politics at Sheffield
The auction we need but don’t deserve
There’s no place like (Sheffield’s) home (of indie)
“When you’re a student it’s a soup of creativity”
A march took place from the Cathedral to the SU
‘The sport for all shapes, sizes and abilities’
There is an appeal hearing next week
Deadlines aren’t stopping this lot
‘Uni can be lonely and that’s okay’
“Have a good idea, and explain it well”
Kent University have removed the graffiti
LIVIN LA VIDA LOCA
They’ve cancelled the event after police launch investigation into anti-Semitism within the Labour Party
One committee member described him as ‘part of our movement’.
A monster mash up of club photos
11 were murdered at a synagogue yesterday
69 per cent voted in favour of strike action
They’ve gigged with Queens of the Stone Age and The Libertines
‘I was walking down West Street when a promoter slapped me on the arse’
Stein time with everyone’s favourite chaser
A whole new level of commitment
He previously said he would not resign following allegations of antisemitism
There will be hundreds of giveaways
‘The space we work in is important’
They are the first organisations to do so
One for the ravers – and big kids
They are dedicated to welcoming new members
From big beats to baking biscuits
Expect more than 11 hours of music
Ayo Olatunji has said he will not step down from his position
Swap blue pints for true love
Your essential guide to the first fortnight
The event has been going 10 years
Jukebox in the corner, long hot summer
They did things they never dreamed they would
A fundraiser has been started to pay for his legal fees
We’re already buzzing for Tramlines 2019
‘The people of Sheffield are very special’
The four-piece played Tramlines on Friday
Tens of thousands visit Sheffield this weekend
Printed By Us have contributed to an exhibition opening tomorrow
Around 8,000 people showed up
He returns to Parliament this month
17 events are planned to start the term
Watch football come home in football’s home city
Dominic Penna
