Sam joined the team at The Sheffield Tab as News Editor in September 2024. He was previously a local magazine columnist and Managing Editor for Interviews at The Teen Magazine. Sam has also had bylines for The Sheffield Star, and is involved in student radio and podcasting.
Sam is currently in his second year of BA Journalism Studies at the University of Sheffield. At A-Level, he studied English Language, Politics, and Business.
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Koen Lamberts’ registered expenses have increased 68 per cent on last year
£16k was also spent on security for other student protest action
Haigh had held the position since July
The attack took place in March 2024
It’s a homecoming for one iconic Sheffield band
Wearing three lions on his shirt
The dispute comes amid continued financial difficulties at the university
The Courtyard Cafe shut last month
They also called for divestment from weapons manufacturers
He was the first black referee to officiate in the Premier League
£2.8m was given out to help students with living costs last year
The four-day conference began on Wednesday
There will be a £285 increase from September next year
They want to see £1 bus tickets for all Sheffield students
Security attempted to physically remove students from the barricade by dragging and pulling their arms and legs
UCU Sheffield claim the university’s event guidance was not ‘relevant’
The university placed 12th in the UK overall
Sheffield was in the presence of royalty
He says it ‘broadens’ you as a person
The dispute over staff pay continues