Feeling Lonely at Uni?
It is more common than you think By Bryony Hawkins, Local Life Editor Our campus is once again filled with bustling students, working hard to earn their degrees now that…
A Sober Student’s Guide to Brighton
It’s no secret that the student drinking culture is a huge part of the ‘university experience.’ So much so that students who don’t drink can often feel isolated. Fortunately, Brighton…
Best Eats in Brighton
Brighton and Hove is a jam-packed city full of incredibly diverse, eclectic and colourful cuisine. Whatever your craving may be, there is more than likely somewhere local to satisfy your…
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…
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.
What is The Keep?
The world-class historical resource centre right on our doorstep.
What’s up with that little blue house in library square?
Olly DeHerrera If you’ve been on campus for many years now, you’ll recognise the little blue house as a yearly feature in the early autumn landscape of library square. The…
A Freshers Discovery of Brighton
I’ve done my time in Brighton & Hove. Speaking as someone who grew up here and has been at university here too, I’ve walked its hilly roads, had many laughs…
A Student Chinese New Year
Words by Mansi Taylor With the oncoming of the lunar new year, my roommate Fan Kan, and our adopted roommates Yanling Xiao, Jialu Tian bring the full force of their…
A Collection of Christmas Cocktails
Words by Justine Cordery It’s no secret that Christmas is a time for lots of merriment, with most of that merriment being fuelled by alcohol! But if you’re like me…
Brighton Christmas Festival
Words by Aishwarya Johnson Jogul With the drop in temperature and rise in the holiday spirit, several Christmas shops have cropped up over Brighton in the past week. The Christmas…
A Guide to your First Student Christmas Dinner
Words by Robyn Cowie, Online Production Editor & Claire Cunningham, Alumni Writer Twas the month before Christmas, and all through the various student residences of Brighton the whispers of the…
The Meal Deal Dilemma
An age old question: what is the best meal deal? Well, here at The Badger we give to you a selection of our Editors putting their favourite combination into the…
Sloe Gin: The Ultimate Winter Warmer
Words by Megan De Meo It’s November, the clocks have gone back, there’s a biting chill in the air. Autumn is full of tradition and rituals which bring us comfort…
The Old Albion – Traditional Pub with a Modern Edge
With the days getting shorter and nights getting longer, I am sure I’m not the only student longing for a home cooked meal. And what better meal than a Sunday…
Festival of Lights
Words by Aishwarya Johnson Jogul, Travel and Culture Print Editor Dipavali or Diwali is the largely celebrated and important festival in India. A time to celebrate the triumph of light…
Diwali Sweets
Words by Aishwarya Johnson Jogul This time most of us are bound to celebrate the festival of lights away from home, but here are a few quick and easy recipes…
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly – the Impacts of Tourism
Words by Ritika Srivatsan Travel for recreation and relaxation was historically enjoyed only by the elite. By the upper classes and royalty who had the means to visit distant sights…
World Tourism Day : The Holiday of all Holidays
Words by Mia Stuckley, Travel & Culture Online Editor World Tourism Day, celebrated each year on 27 September, was created by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation to magnify the…