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Dr Sarah Son, from East Asian Studies | The University of Sheffield, explains how K-pop was manufactured by government strategy as a global branding tool for South Korea 🌏 morningstaronline.co.uk/article/corpor…

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The fascinating history of they/them pronouns: from William the Werewolf to Jane Austen 👥 Professor Emma Moore, from the University of Sheffield's School of English, comments on the historical use of 'they' as a singular pronoun. thepinknews.com/2024/06/14/the…

'Cozy fiction' fires British appetite for Japanese novels in translation Dr Nozomi Uematsu, from East Asian Studies | The University of Sheffield, comments on the openness to Japanese literature among the British public compared with works in other languages. asia.nikkei.com/Life-Arts/Book…

Archaeologists from Archaeology at Sheffield are featured for their research into the lives of people who occupied a village near the famous caves at Cresswell Crags in Nottinghamshire. (Item starts at :16:48) bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

Dr Esbjörn Wettermark from Music at Sheffield, discusses the immense contributions Romani Gypsies and Irish and Scottish Travellers have made, and continue to make, to music heritage in Britain and Ireland. theconversation.com/how-romani-gyp…

🚀 We're recruiting Theme Leads & Fellows for our Centre for Machine Intelligence (CMI)! The CMI is a strategic AI investment, fostering regional development and policy discussion globally. Find out more: sheffield.ac.uk/machine-intell… youtube.com/watch?v=K-wP0w… #AI #UoS #AIJobs #CMI #ML

Honoured that our Great Latin American Women Project won in the creativity, culture and society category of the inaugural ⁦⁦⁦⁦The University of Sheffield⁩ Impact and KE awards. ⁦Regina Solis⁩ ⁦Billiken⁩ ⁦⁦Faculty of Arts and Humanities⁩ ⁦⁦Research & Impact at Sheffield⁩

Welsh has been deemed the most calming of all Britain's regional brogues, study reveals 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 New research by Dr Chris Montgomery, from School of English, which found the Welsh accent to be more relaxing than any other in the UK, is featured. news.sky.com/story/welsh-is…

What a way to start the week! 🤩 Our Students had an amazing day at ITV studios and Creative Access, exploring TV production and gaining industry insights. Huge thanks to Creative Access and the panellists for their invaluable tips and support 📺📽️

Led by PhD students, Showcase: Decolonising Museum Collections, explored how museum collections might untangle and display the complex histories of the British Empire. Funded by WRoCAH In collaboration with Sheffield Museums sheffield.ac.uk/hpdh/news/deco…

Looking to learn a new language? 🤔 Languages for All is a university-wide scheme for those wishing to develop foreign language skills. Applications for staff and members of the public are now open. Student enrolment opens on the 9th September. 👉sheffield.ac.uk/languages-for-…

Our amazing students have just launched the UK's first student-run record label to help young musicians get discovered. 💫 Imagine gaining hands-on experience while studying at one of the best universities in the UK! 🎓 Found out more 👉bit.ly/4dhRea7

Dr Sarah Son from Centre For Korean Studies explores the new BBC reality show #MadeInKorea madeinkoreatvshow, where five aspiring boy-band members from the UK train at one of Korea’s leading K-pop talent agencies in Seoul. 🇰🇷 Read more in The Conversation ⬇️ theconversation.com/made-in-korea-…

Dr Meredith Warren, with School of English, explains why some Christians are putting minions on the cross in the name of evangelism. theconversation.com/behold-the-sma…

📢Festival of the Mind is back in September! With over 40 FREE events, #FOTM2024 will see The University of Sheffield researchers working with local creatives to bring our pioneering research to life through immersive exhibitions, films, performances & more. Explore👉 bit.ly/4dH45CR

Wake up! Foucault's warning on fake news 🗞️ Angie Hobbs explores what French philosopher Paul-Michel Foucault would make of today's world. bbc.co.uk/videos/ce811ze…

What was the first recreational drug? 💊 Professor Phil Withington explores the history of recreational drug use. gizmodo.com/what-was-first…