Escaping North Korea
Travel and Culture writer Charlotte Brill shines a light on the dark stories of defectors who flee North Korea. Unimaginable. This is one of the few words that can sum…
Protests against femicide in Mexico intensify
People outraged at the femicide crisis in Mexico City have taken to the streets to express their anger. The most recent wave of unrest began after the naked body of…
Support the Strikes, attend a Teach-out!
Beyond being a significant way to express your solidarity with striking staff, teach-outs are also a great opportunity to experience an alternative kind of learning.
Off-Peak Brighton: London Victoria trains cancelled
Southern Rail is cancelling their direct off-peak services between Brighton and London Victoria, generating a backlash from commuters and politicians.
New ‘Rewards and Recognition Scheme’ for Sussex students
A new ‘Rewards & Recognition Scheme’ has now been implemented by the University of Sussex Students’ Union in order to acknowledge continued efforts and development from student-led groups at the…
Third time’s the charm?
Marine Le Pen has announced her candidacy for the 2022 French Presidential election.
LGBTQ+ History Month: What’s on?
Read more about the incredible events which have taken place both on campus and in Brighton in celebration of LGBTQ+ History Month, and find out what else is on!
Journalists stage mass walk-out in response to No.10 press ban
On February 3, a group of Journalists walked out of 10 Downing Street en-masse, after the Prime Minister’s director of communications tried to restrict certain media outlets from attending a…
Impeachment, Trial, Acquittal: Where do we stand now?
After President Trump was impeached in December, a trial took place that could have led to the president being removed from office. However, he was acquitted last week.
Deportations go ahead, despite last minute legal challenge
A Court of Appeals judge ordered the Home Office to stop the deportations amid concerns that some individuals set to be deported were not given access to legal advice.
Chaos at this year’s Iowa Caucus
This year's Iowa caucus caused a political storm. Our News Sub-Editor, Venice Hancock, discusses the night
Breaking: Sussex student tests negative for Coronavirus
The University has now confirmed that the student removed for coronavirus testing has proven negative.
BREAKING: Sussex student taken for Coronavirus testing
This afternoon (Monday 10 February), University of Sussex students received an email from Internal Communications stating that a student on campus has been taken to hospital to be tested for…
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.