New Years Eve saw the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra’s flagship event for the year: a Viennese Gala featuring no less than nineteen pieces. A well crafted programme and…
Two former chefs at Brighton's premier wine bar-cum-restaurant Plateau have reached the final 16 in Casual Dining's National Burger Awards, proving their cookery is a well-marbled cut…
Research from Sussex into child mental health has been named as on of the UK’s best scientific breakthroughs for its impact in shifting the Government’s approach to…
A study from the Department for Education and the Institute for Fiscal Studies has concluded that male philosophy students at Sussex are the lowest earning graduates post-graduation.…
It has been revealed that the National Union of Students (NUS) is facing financial difficulties. The organisation, which represents the majority of UK students in further and…
Why, at the time when we need people to engage with what's happening to the world around us, was Iceland's advert banned? With so many terrible and…
Climate change is a massive issue which affects each and every one of us. In the UK, most people are aware of this, and accept the fact…
By Alice Gledhill Gorgeous views, luxurious hotels, and stunning photos: You don’t always have to go far for an amazing getaway With beautiful beaches and stunning mountains,…
By Henry Rolle Jr University can leave people feeling alienated and lost, regardless of the many amazing opportunities it holds, but how do you combat this? One…
By Charmaine Jacob Brighton Marina has always been a famous destination for both tourists and locals alike. The picturesque scenery of docked yachts and the streamline of…
By Alaina Reschka Halloween is over, and winter is coming, so students need a recipe that can not only warm up their hands, but their stomachs as…
ByAgnete Johansen Copenhagen is the new buzz-word for European travellers', but why has this city become big news? What is so special? Having just been named ‘the…
Why, at the time when we need people to engage with what's happening to the world around us, was Iceland's advert banned? With so many terrible and…
Even though menstruation is a natural cycle affecting millions and millions of people every month there is still so much silence surrounding the topic. The Badger has…
Tallulah Belassie-Page- Millennials, a.k.a 'Generation snowflake', the avocado-loving Instagramers responsible for censoring free speech. These are just some of the myths perpetuated by the media about the…
Another tumultuous year roles by alongside the political fall out of Brexit and the continued instability of the current government. The #MeToo movement, and the increasingly popularised…
I’d never had much trouble dealing with stress before. I’d always get a little worried around essay deadlines and examinations, but I know this is completely normal.…
Biphobia is the prejudice against bisexual and pansexual individuals, and whilst this may exist amongst the heterosexuals it’s also very common within the LGBTQ+ community itself. Bisexuality,…
An account of the lives of foreign domestic helpers in Hong Kong Every Sunday, Hong Kong’s central district is transformed by the Foreign Domestic Helpers (FDHs), most…
By Alice Gledhill Gorgeous views, luxurious hotels, and stunning photos: You don’t always have to go far for an amazing getaway With beautiful beaches and stunning mountains,…
By Henry Rolle Jr University can leave people feeling alienated and lost, regardless of the many amazing opportunities it holds, but how do you combat this? One…
By Charmaine Jacob Brighton Marina has always been a famous destination for both tourists and locals alike. The picturesque scenery of docked yachts and the streamline of…
The Junior Research Associate (JRA) scheme is a program run by the University to give undergraduate students who are interested in post-graduate research hands-on experience. Students participate…
As we begin a new school year, this is a great time for Sabrina Edwards, the new Science editor, to reflect on the best scientific breakthroughs of…
My project is about how we can explain the predictions made by machine learning algorithms. For example, if we have an algorithm that tells us whether an…
Ron Chrisley is a Reader in Philosophy, on the faculty of the Sackler Centre for Consciousness Science, and is the director of COGS (Centre for Cognitive Science).…
With my dad and older brother both being very interested in sports, I grew up surrounded by them playing football on our lane and watching sports on…
In 1988 Nike premiered their, now infamous, “Just Do It” campaign, showing 80-year-old Walt Stack jogging across the Golden Gate Bridge. 30 years and a lot of…
Prior to the start of the quadrennial tournament this summer, football fans across the world grew sceptical over Russia’s credentials and ability to host the most prestigious…
Sussex Women’s Rugby 1st team are on the brink of an unbeaten, title-winning season in the South Eastern 2A division, following a remarkable eight wins from eight…
