March 2018 – Page 3

Northlanders by Brian Wood, published by Vertigo This historical epic is the perfect mix of history, Vikings and gore. It is…

The term ‘mainstream’ in music is complex and detrimental. It is thought to mean music liked by a huge number…

Jazz music today exists in a peculiar space of seemingly both simultaneous loss and revival. The not-original-but-now-renewed crossover of jazz…

There is no doubt that the Brit Awards are less entertaining than they used to be. 1995 saw the Blur…

After last June’s General Election results, it would be tempting to view Jeremy Corbyn as some kind of political genius.…

This week, your host Will, is joined by the Badger’s editor in chief Will Singh to discuss the university’s new…

I was very young when I was exposed to reality television for the first time. Settled in between both my…

The two most fear-inducing descriptors for theatre in the UK must surely be “one-man show,” and “audience participation.” Although both…

With a close eye trained on Brexit and contemporary Britain’s place in a fast-changing world, Science Co-Editor Luke Richards makes…

Brighton and Hove Buses have confirmed they will return to campus during strike days after 6pm until 7am. The buses…

The University of Sussex Student’s Union has announced that one of their biggest events of the year, the Sussex Festival,…

We’ve all heard the phrase “I don’t usually date Black people” … Whether this has been spoken directly to you,…

Sussex Students’ Union (SU) is launching an online book market for students to buy and sell academic books this week.…

In this news round up of the week, Will and Jordan catch you up on everything going on around campus.…