The Golden Age of Dystopian Literature
Orwell’s 1984 cult classic is back in fashion these days – bringing nostalgia to a newer, much younger readership. Everything…
Save Madeira Terrace crowdfunding campaign nearing its end
Breaking: The Save Madeira Terrace online crowdfunding campaign has reached its target today (29th November) and will be funded. The…
Unite the Union demands: ‘Pay cleaners ‘real’ living wage’
The cleaning staff at Sussex are employed by private company Sussex Estates and Facilities and are paid £7.71 an hour.…
Jo Johnson opens Future Tech Lab
Jo Johnson, Minister for Universities and Science and brother of Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, was on campus today to open…
It’s finally time to abolish the monarchy
Features Editor Devin Thomas explores the view that the time has arrived for the movement to abolish the British monarchy…
Academic Armchair: Vulva la resistance: Dublin’s sixth march for choice
In this week’s edition of the Academic Armchair we talked with Ben Kasstan, Research Fellow in Social Anthropology at Sussex,…
Dear white liberal students present at the UK BLM talk,
It was such an encouragement to see so many of you at the UK Black Lives Matter talk held on…
Simon Amstell: What is This? Review
Simon Amstell came to the Brighton Dome last weekend on his UK stand-up tour: What Is This? The comedian best…
Stand-Up History Preview
A fun-filled mix of history and comedy is coming to Brighton’s Komedia next week. Dreamt up by Alex Farrow, at…
Clog-Dancing Miners: Fourteen Days Preview
After their success at the Brighton Dome last year, BalletBoyz returns to Brighton’s Dome to stun their audience with a…
Miss Represented: Can You See Me Now? Preview
We are told to be certain things in life, to fulfil certain roles, and not challenge what others tell us.…
£1000 for PIE
Politics in Education, a project started by Sussex Students, beat thousands of other community projects to win £1,000 in funding.…
Sexy Review
As the audience enters the auditorium, ‘Lady Marmalade’ blares from the speakers. Moments later a woman appears apologetically in her…
Science Stunted?
Has the march of progress halted, or is that just a misconception? There are a lot of myths in…
Notorious Preview
‘Challenging’ is certainly one way to describe Lauren Barri Holstein’s work. As a lecturer and PhD student at Queen Mary…
Liberate the Debate hosts several successful events.
New society ‘Liberate the Debate’ held two successful events last week following the controversy surrounding a previous talk in which…
Review: Sushi Mania
It is no secret that many students will cough at any idea of a meal outside the confines of the…
Students protest against tuition fees in London
Students took to the streets of central London to protest tuition fees. They marched several miles from Malet Street to…
The Kite Runner Review
Matthew Spanglerʼs first foray into adapting text for stage came 22 years ago, at the University of Sussex, with a…
“All the world’s a stage. And all the men and women merely players” – Between theatre and reality
Tragedy. Farce. Stage fright. The language of traditional theatre is threaded through our everyday vocabulary. You may not have ever…