More UCU Strikes to come to Sussex Campus
Words by Georgia-May Keetch University and College Union (UCU) have confirmed that they are staging a fresh round of strike action, starting from the 20th of February and will continue…
University of Sussex partners with The Great Escape Festival
The University of Sussex has partnered The Great Escape Festival, offering students access to exclusive live events and work opportunities.
Fake Extinction Rebellion posters found in Brighton
Fake XR posters hosting white supremacist slogans have appeared in Brighton.
Brighton golf courses return to nature
Environmentalists want the golf courses to be "re-wilded", but golfers argue that the courses should remain as they are
Interview with Professor Kelly Coate: Sussex’s 2025 Vision
News Editor Becca Bashford talks to Professor Kelly Coate, Pro-Vice Chancellor of Education and Students, about the 2025 vision for the University of Sussex.
Australian bushfires sound alarm for climate crisis
The devastating impact of the climate crisis is evident in the bushfires that have ravaged Australia.
Politics Recap: Here’s what you missed over the festive break
It’s been a busy few weeks in British politics, so here’s what you might have missed over the festive period.
Court rules Ethical Veganism a Philosophical Belief
A court has ruled 'Ethical Veganism' a Philosophical Belief under the Equality Act 2010.
Tensions grow between US and Iran
Tensions have intensified between the United States and Iran, following the assassination of General Qasem Soleimani.
Vote Like A 4-Year Old Might
Words by Oscar Johnson If we teach our children from the outset to help each other up and to share, why can’t we practice that in our ‘democracy’? Go to…
Sussex Ranger Takeover
By Rory Hinshelwood, Rosie Bettis, Zoe Taylor, and Max Morris-Edwards This week the team behind new-blog-on-the-block, Sussex Ranger hijack foodies focus to introduce their guide to student eats, nights out,…
Authentic cities and towns in Japan
By Vanessa Hung Always popular with travellers, Japan is a country with world-class cities, stunning landscape, spectacular natural scenery. Whether you have been to Japan before; or getting bored of…
iPod Classic Life
In the modern age of streaming technology, it is hard to imagine a time where there wasn’t an exhaustive library of songs literally at your fingertips. The music industry has…
Brighton international eats
By Maaya Takata From vegetarian or vegan restaurants to cosy cafes for afternoon tea, from casual brunch to fine dining, Brighton offers various types of places to eat. As the…
What’s going on with Falmer Moat?
By Alana Harris As the observant amongst us will have seen, the previously empty moat surrounding Falmer square has been filled with water. Many may be intrigued over the function…
Christmas in Brighton
By Cloe Grampa Christmas is just around the corner and it seems that everywhere is getting into the festive spirit, but if the fairy lights around town and Christmas music…
Campus under Siege: Hong Kong Universities become battlegrounds
By Charlotte Brill Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests are showing no sign of fatigue. Over the past few weeks, University campuses across the region have become the flashpoints of conflict between…
The Largest Maternity Scandal in NHS History
By Angel Woo, Staff Writer. An internal report leaked by The Independent has revealed that at least 42 babies and three mothers died at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust (SATH)…
So, who’s running for President in 2020?
By Venice Hancock, News Sub-Editor. The U.S. presidential race feels crowded, messy and never-ending and it’s not even 2020 yet. This is The Badger’s guide to all the current Presidential…
One Year On: The Gilets Jaunes Movement
By Venice Hancock, News Sub-Editor. It has been a year since French protesters, known as the “Gilets Jaunes” (Yellow Vests), appropriately named for their chosen attire during demonstrations, first took…