Sussex Alumnus Leads Austria to the 2026 World Cup
Ralf Rangnick, formerly the manager of RB Leipzig and Manchester United, has been at the helm of the Austria Men’s National Team since 2022. This year, he is taking ‘Das…
It’s Makerfield or Breakerfield for the Labour Party
The by-election in the constituency of Makerfield was held on Thursday 18th June with a head-to-head fight between the Labour Party and Reform UK. Many outlets, amongst them The Telegraph,…
Anti-fascism on the Streets, Politicians in the Seats?
The sun had returned to the Brighton streets – amongst other things – and I wasn’t dressed appropriately for a protest. Wielding my laptop and a water bottle so large…
That’s How it Ends: LCD Soundsystem and the Student Experience
A look at LCD Soundsystem’s All My Friends and what it means to graduate. Playing In My Head Every day has a soundtrack, every moment has a score, but sometimes…
How British Standards Gave Late Night Comedy a New Face
A Look at the Continuing Rise of “Saturday Night Live UK” Murmurs of a British version of the hit late-night comedy show, Saturday Night Live, broadcast around the world from…
University of Sussex Staff Could Face up to 200 Redundancies
The University of Sussex has recently announced that a further 200 jobs will be at risk following an upcoming consultation, which may affect university staff. The recent announcement comes after…
No Sugar Daddy? No Degree
London’s postgraduate degrees come with a hefty price tag, so much so that you might start scouting for unicorns. Kirsty: Looking at me with the kind of expression usually reserved…