Is there sound in Space?
Most of us understand space to be a vacuum, an endless dark void that sound waves cannot pass through. In films like Interstellar, or Pixar’s ‘Light Year’ if that’s more…
We All Need to Touch Ourselves
T/W discussion of cancer
Lucy Letby Trial: All You Need to Know from the First Two Weeks
The trial of neonatal nurse, Lucy Letby, began on 9th October at Manchester Crown Court, where she is facing 22 charges, including the murder of 7 babies and attempted murder…
What actually is Halloween?
Why Halloween is so much more important than the day itself.
Aberfan: The disaster that traumatised a nation
For the village of Aberfan the morning of October 21st, 1966, started like any other.
In Review – At Home in the Water, and the joy of local art
At Home in the Water, a new exhibition at Fabrica Gallery by artist Vanessa Daws, invites individuals to immerse themselves in the physical sensations of sea swimming; visitors walk into…
Weekly shop for a student – How to shop on a budget
Moving away from home and learning how to live independently can be quite stressful. Going grocery shopping can make things even more difficult, especially when you don’t know what to…
Liz Truss: A Retrospective
Liz Truss resigned as Prime Minister on October 20, bringing an end to a brief but tumultuous era. Truss’ reign, which oversaw two monarchies, record low approval ratings and the…
Iranians Remain Defiant Despite Brutal Crackdowns
Iranians’ appetite for regime change is palpable, but the clerical establishment clings on with the help of heavy-handed security forces.
The University of Sussex Wraps Up ‘60 Years of Sussex’ Celebrations
The University of Sussex wrapped up its ’60 years of Sussex’ celebrations by hosting an alumni reunion weekend on campus. From the 2nd to the 4th of September, alumni from…
Grounded
Go-ahead on the implementation of the UK Government’s Rwanda policy on hold following human rights intervention
Inquest into the police shooting of Chris Kaba begins
An inquest into the shooting of Chris Kaba in Streatham, South London, by a member of the Metropolitan Police last month has now commenced.
From Study Dates to Brunch: A Guide to Brighton Cafes
Looking for the perfect study date spot? Or maybe somewhere for a well-needed hungover brunch? Either way, knowing the best cafes around is essential! For some inspiration, here are some…
From Clubs to Culture – the Brighton Guide
Brighton is perhaps one of the most electric cities to serve as the backdrop of your university experience.
Lake Nyos
On the morning of August 22nd, 1986, the normally crystal-clear waters of Lake Nyos – located in North-western Cameroon – had turned red; a foul smell lingered in the air,…
Belongingness and Existential Mattering
Hanna Eldarwish – Psychology BSc - discusses the Junior Research project she conducted over the summer.
Learning to Love Reading Again
Despite having a degree in English Literature, I spent much of my undergraduate time holding a love-hate relationship with the very concept of reading.
Survivor By Octavia E. Butler
Survivor was the third novel that was successfully sold and published by African American science-fiction writer Octavia E. Butler.
In Review: Wish You Were Here
The last 60 years at The University of Sussex have been curated through a collection of art pieces found on campus.
I am a Fraud: Imposter Syndrome During Freshers
I had always done well in school. I had received awards, won numerous competitions, was in student government and was always at the top of my class. I had always…