Winners announced in union officer elections
An intense week of election campaigns has culminated in the election of a new team of full-time Students’ Union (SU)…
Joker
Audio is the perfect venue for dubstep. There is something about being in a smoky underground club with like minded…
Nuclear power: the future of green energy?
BY Tom Hodgen Electricity is a huge part of most of our day-to-day lives. Without it we would not have…
Students’ Union staff files complaint on sexist language
By Alex Tawse A woman from the Students’ Union accidentally became the centre of a media frenzy this week after…
Neurosexology: orgasm, another state of consciousness?
Who said taking part in psychology experiments was boring? Well for one New Scientist reporter, getting involved with one study was…
Love reduces pain like a painkiller
Love is a profound euphoric feeling, a culturally universal phenomenon. From an evolutionary perspective, candid affection facilitates reproduction, good parental…
Religious freedom is 'under threat'
A Recent book written by Professor Richard Trigg, called ‘Equality, Freedom and Religion’, has caused some concern in both the…
Pro-choice group launches intiatives to protect vulnerable women
An anti-abortion group protesting in Brighton have come under attack from pro-choice residents. Abort67 protest outside the British Pregnancy Advisory…
Brighton Picturehouse is UK's favourite cinema
The Duke of York’s Picturehouse in Brighton has been voted as the country’s favorite cinema by visitors to the consumer…
Landlords could be penalised for housing Brighton’s students
Brighton & Hove City Council is considering requiring all Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) in areas with particularly high student…
Graduate salaries rise
The Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) has predicted that the average starting salary for a graduate is to rise by…
Growing concern over higher education spending proposal
The grant of The Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) will experience a cut of 13 percent this year.…
Business news for Brighton & Hove
Trouble for ‘Big Lemon’ A move from the cities municipal bus service, Brighton and Hove Buses, has led to the…
Weatherley works to support local pubs
The Conservative MP for Hove and Portslade, Mike Weatherley, helped out at one of Hove’s most popular pubs on Friday…
'Islamophobic' media
A letter has been sent the ‘The Guardian’ by supporters of ‘The Alternative Leveson Inquiry’, calling for independent, credible assessors…
Sussex bucks national trend as staff numbers rise again
A recent National Union of Students (NUS) report has shown that the number of academic staff in universities across the…
Visual Arts: 'Gathering' at Fabrica
Upon entering Fabrica, an alternative art exhibition space in the heart of Brighton, I was initially overwhelmed by the vast…
The many myths about the Human Rights Act
In the (limited) free time I have around being Editor-in-Chief of The Badger, I am also in the process of…
Does Oscar gossip distract from genuine interest in films?
As award ceremonies go, the Oscars are by far the most prestigious. The first Academy Award ceremony was held in…
Is downloading detrimental or beneficial?
A great way to open up the music industry – by Luke Labern Living in what is often called ‘the…