Lindsay Pantry

Lindsay Pantry serves as a University Teacher at the School of Information, Journalism and Communication, University of Sheffield, teaching practical journalism modules for BA and MA programs since September 2020. She leads the second-year module 'Introduction to Investigative Journalism' and supervises final projects across undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Her academic foundation includes:

• BA (Hons) Journalism Studies, University of Sheffield (2005)

Pantry's scholarly focus centers on investigative journalism practices, Freedom of Information legislation applications, and innovative digital storytelling techniques. She integrates real-world journalistic experience into pedagogy, emphasizing ethical reporting standards and technological adaptation in modern newsrooms while preparing students for practical industry challenges.

Professionally recognized as an award-winning social affairs correspondent during her tenure at The Yorkshire Post, her career spans regional reporting, news editing, and impactful coverage of critical societal issues including social care, homelessness, and aging populations.

She actively mentors students through final project supervision and has expanded her influence through conference speaking engagements, national radio appearances, and media consultancy for charitable organizations developing communication guidelines.