Cultural Bite- Indonesian Pancakes
When we think of desserts and sugary indulgence, we often look at French pastries, American cheesecakes or Italian gelatos. Asian cuisine and dessert is not much of a norm and…
The Best of Brighton’s Black-Owned Eateries
Words By Bryony Rule, Travel and Culture Online sub-Editor Brighton is brimming with diversity, and we are lucky to be presented with an abundance of independent eateries. Amongst these is…
How to walk The South Downs Way: 80 miles From Lewes to Winchester in 5 days
Words by Hal Keelin Over the Summer I and a good friend decided to walk straight out of our back gardens in nearby Lewes, head for the South Downs way…
Top 10 Things to do and see in East Sussex:
Words by Hal Keelin, Inès Bussat, Elizabeth Strange, Margaret Arabambi Pavilion and gardens- One of the places you will notice when going into Brighton with its minarets and domes is…
“Feed Bellies Not Bins”: The Real Junk Food Project Brighton
It is without a doubt that the coronavirus emergency has had a profound effect on our day-to-day lives. But, for The Real Junk Food Project Brighton it was not going…
Let’s make #PlasticFreePints the future of takeaway drinks
By Charlotte Brill It has been around three months since the COVID-19 lockdown begun in March and as restrictions gradually ease, pubs across the UK have begun selling takeaway pints…
Letters from lockdown
Wonder what other students are up to on the other side of your front door? Here's how they're coping...
COVID 19 in Africa
Pentecostalism, prayer and conspiracy: how the pandemic has hit the continent.
Carved in a mountain, set in stone
From sculptural inscriptions to temple complexes, here are some of the artefacts you can expect to find on a tour of Ancient India
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Read Now: The Badger 11th Edition
The 11th and final edition of the academic year is here, read it now!
Reclaiming Earth Day 2020: A Sussex story of student activism
Roseanne Steffen from Transform Sussex writes to celebrate the research and activism on climate justice that has emerged at the University of Sussex.
We are going on a Bear Hunt…
Scavenger hunts are the exercise-a-day of choice for those following this community craze
Oh Europa: Love songs from Europe on campus
On campus this week, company of two, Action Hero offer a chance for you to listen to love songs and change your perceptions of Europe in every sense of the…
Budgeting: a step by step guide
By Cloe Grampa Being a student is pretty tough, especially when money is tight, and everything is so expensive. I have been a student for the past 4 years and…
Discrimination surge in Corona virus hype
By Cloe Grampa The Coronavirus, also known as the Covid-19 virus, is a type of virus similar to the flu. Symptoms include fever and cough that might escalate to severe…
Daytrippers’ spotlight: Seven Sisters
By Shannon Whyte As we edge towards the beginning of Spring and with emerging deadlines making time for self-care even more important, it seems like the perfect time to get…
A slippery slope for ski culture?
By Alana Harris Ski holidays may be good fun but with their high cost and significant environmental impact, what does the future hold? With youth ski culture being centred around…
The planet in meltdown
By Amy Holden At the start of February, scientists discovered two of the highest temperatures ever recorded on the Antarctic peninsula and a neighbouring island- 18.3C and 20.75C respectively. These…
Friends cast reunion… Sort of
By Charlotte Brill OH…MY…GOD! The time has finally come where all six of the beloved ‘Friends’ cast are on Instagram. I feel a little sad being so excited about a…
Brighton Highstreet decline?
By Amy Holden Walking down Brighton streets, you could be forgiven for thinking that its high street was safe, given that it has one of the largest selection of independent…