How the Sussex Tennis Society is Bringing Women Back into Tennis
With two undefeated players, zero losses, and the champion title of both the BUCS South Eastern League and Cup, it’s…
Erling Haaland Isn’t That Good
It’s opinions like these that make my parents regret not putting me up for adoption. But listen, if you’ve made…
Sports at Sussex: How Breaking a Sweat Breaks the Bank
Flashback to September, when you walked around the Freshers Fair – the sports hall was a room lively with opportunity,…
The Brighton Half Marathon And The Spirit of Sportsmanship
Marathon running brings people together from various walks of life (pun intended). From seasoned athletes to casual runners, marathons have…
Society Spotlight: Zumba
Though the thought of an hour of high intensity cardio may seem somewhat daunting, when it’s accompanied by upbeat and…
How Climbing Helped Me Reach My Goals
“Always gonna be an uphill battle;sometimes I’m gonna have to lose.” Love them or hate them, these lyrics from Miley…
Will Roberto De Zerbi Leave Brighton at the End of the Season?
Roberto De Zerbi has done an excellent job since he was appointed the manager of Brighton and Hove Albion in…
How Climbing Helped Me Reach My Goals
“Always gonna be an uphill battle; sometimes I’m gonna have to lose.” Love them or hate them, these lyrics from…
From Whitehawk to the World Cup: The Story of Imran Kayani
Playing in the 7th tier of English football on a pitch more suited for a blue run at a ski…
Society Spotlight: Women’s Basketball
Basketball is regarded as a widely-popular sport across the world, and Sussex University is no exception to this. Resilience, unity…
Construction Workers in a Velodrome: Cricket’s Last Olympic Outing
In 2028 – 128 years, two world wars and one Stuart Broad after its previous iteration, Cricket will once again…
Society Spotlight: Sussex Swallows
Considered one of the newer sporting societies here at Sussex, the Swallows are an all-inclusive, non-competitive cheerleading game-day squad. Composed…
The Return of Rafa
With the first grand slam of the year on the horizon, tennis fans are turning their eyes down under, where…
Melting Alps: How Climate Change Discourages Skiing
Icy patches, muddy slopes and reduced snow coverage – the tolls climate change has taken on the Alps worsen skiing…
The End of Tournament Football?
Modern football fans have grown up seeing competitions such as the Champions League and the World Cup with the same…
Society Spotlight: Pole Society
As a sport, pole fitness is much like its participants – resilient, self-assured, and thick-skinned. The journey this activity has…
Formula 1: Anything But Boring
In a season of 22 races, you’d expect Formula 1 to have multiple Grand Prix victors – well, not in…
Emma Wilson Talks Going for Gold
To the untrained eye, windsurfing is a rather peculiar watch. Athletes wrestle with their eight-metre sail, harnessing the wind to…
Americans fed up with over-advertising in the wake of Super Bowl LVII
Words by Bec Nicol In Britain, American football has never been taken seriously, it has always been dismissed as the…
The Swimmer of Auschwitz
Words by Bec Nicol Alfred Nakache’s story is one that leaves you with your jaw dropped and a tear in…