More Medicinal Cannabis Products Legalised
Two cannabis-based medicines have been approved for use by the NHS in England to treat epilepsy and multiple sclerosis.
The US reverses policies on Israeli settlements
In a policy reversal, the Trump Administration has declared that Israeli settlements in the West Bank do not violate international law.
Why We’re Striking: An Interview with Sussex Lecturers
In a joint interview, Dr Nadya Ali, Lecturer in International Relations, and Dr Arabella Stanger, Lecturer in Drama, talk to our News Editor Becca Bashford about why they have joined…
General Election Hustings hosted at the University of Sussex
The debate saw local parliamentary candidates from the Brighton area go head to head on issues such as the NHS, housing, trust in politics, local education, and of course -…
Cultural Bite – rice burger
By Vanessa Hung If you are getting tired of normal burgers and craving for Japanese food at the same time, the rice burger would be your new favourite comfort food!…
Day tripper’s spotlight – Hever Castle
By Maaya Takata Dating back to the 13th century, Hever Castle was once the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, second wife of Henry VIII and Mother of Elizabeth I. Located…
Putting The Colour Back Into LGBTQ+
By Ahmed Negm Brighton is often described as one of the most diverse and tolerant places within the UK. People from all around the world come to Brighton to find…
Green spaces in Brighton
By Cloe Grampa Brighton is a beautiful city that gives off many lovely vibes, but what is even more wonderful is the presence of green spaces that you can find.…
Getting Involved in the Brighton Music Scene
By Connor Langham It’s no secret that the music scene in Brighton is thriving. You only have to sit on the throne in any pub toilet to see thousands of…
Year in the industry
By Cloe Grampa More and more employers require experience in the industry as well as qualifications, so how does the University of Sussex help its students to be their most…
Nights out on campus
By Alana Harris When it comes to nights out Brighton has a lot to offer, so when you’re planning your evening, usually heading into the city centre is the first…
Burgers of Brighton
By Joshua Talbot When you think of meals to get when you eat out, somewhere on that list is probably a burger and chips. If not, why not? This classic…
The importance of maintaining a work-life balance as a student
By Mehek Shahzad Beaches, bars, an endless array of restaurants and an abundance of galleries and museums – what more could you want from a student city? With all there…
Rising sea temperatures are turning baby sea turtles female
By Angel Woo. With the temperature of the global climate rising, the number of female baby sea turtles is increasing. The temperature during incubation has the ability to change the…
Researchers discover new way to detect breast cancer five years before clinical signs show
By Joel Renouf-Cooke. Researchers from Nottingham University have unveiled the results of a study that claims to be able to detect the onset of breast cancer up to five years…
Parents vote against academisation at Moulsecoomb Primary School
More than 2,500 people signed a petition protesting against the proposed academisation of Moulsecoomb Primary School in Brighton.
Global cities risk being submerged due to rising sea levels
Recent studies into rising sea levels have predicted that cities across the globe could be submerged within the next 30 years.
Dominic Cummings, Russia, and a concealed government report
Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry has written to Dominic Raab to express concerns over Dominic Cummings relationship with Russia, after a whistle-blower came forward.
Dresden has declared a “Nazi Emergency”
The city of Dresden, situated in Eastern Germany, officially declared a state of “Nazi Emergency” on October 30th.
Calls for Boris Johnson to remove Alun Cairns as Tory candidate
Boris Johnson is facing calls to remove Alun Cairns as a Conservative candidate after it was revealed that Mr Cairns was aware of his former aide Ross England’s role in…