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Nerves, Celebration and 11,367 Votes: Sussex SU Election Results

Following a week of lively campaigning and creative social media posts from determined candidates across campus, Sussex students gathered in Falmer Back Bar to hear the results of this year’s…

The Badger: SPArring for Victory

For the first time in Sussex University’s history, The Badger walked away from The Student Publication Association’s (SPA) regional awards with the honour of being named Best Publication in the…

Review of Students’ Union Election Hustings and 2026/27 Election Preview

On Friday 17 February, the University of Sussex’s Students’ Union held its annual hustings, an informal event in Falmer Back Bar which gave students the opportunity to hear from all…

Sussex Ukraine Society Marks Four Years of War with Campus Tribute

Sussex Ukraine Society marked the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine with a stark installation outside in Library Square, on 24 February. A line of empty chairs stretched…

Cuts, Costs, and a ‘Broken System’: Sussex VC Speaks Out

The University of Sussex Vice-Chancellor, Sasha Roseneil, has spoken to The Badger after a series of difficult decisions on student services, society funding, and accommodation costs. In a wide-ranging interview,…

Graffiti Targeting Reform Society Appears on Sussex Campus

Graffiti targeting the Sussex University Students for Reform Society has appeared repeatedly across the University of Sussex campus, amid escalating tensions following the group’s recent recognition by the Students’ Union.…

Ex-Sussex Student Sentenced to 25 Years for Multiple Sexual Offences

A former University of Sussex student has been sentenced to a lengthy prison term after being found guilty of sexually assaulting multiple women, including fellow students, in a case that…

Making Sussex More Accessible: The Library Lift Project

The University of Sussex is undertaking a landmark project to transform accessibility at its iconic Library through the construction of a new lift and associated structures. This development marks a…

Reform Society Sparks Protests on Campus

The formal recognition of the ‘Sussex University Students for Reform’ Society by the University of Sussex Students’ Union on 15 January triggered immediate backlash, culminating in two student-led protests on…

Reform Society Launch Triggers Campus Backlash

A new political society linked to Reform UK is facing strong reactions from students and has prompted renewed debate around free speech, inclusion, and political organising on campus. Approved earlier…

Sussex Hawks Ultimate: Club Spotlight

Ultimate Frisbee, often referred to as just “Ultimate,” is a fast-paced, non-contact team sport. The game is played with a flying disc, and the core objective is to score points…

Unsafe to Study? The Truth About Sussex’s Ageing Buildings

If you’ve walked through Arts A lately, seen the scaffolding in Falmer House, or wondered why parts of campus are riddled with work notices, you’ve met the quiet troublemaker shaping…

Sown in Sussex, Cultivated in Colombia: ‘Home-grown’ Activism Goes Global

What began in a lecture hall debate at the University of Sussex has grown into an international movement. The student-founded campaign ‘Resist Glencore’ now unites indigenous communities in Colombia, with…

Jazz in the Box x Liberation Live – Review

On 27 November, Jazz in the Box partnered with Liberation Live for an evening that felt like it had slipped straight out of a downtown New York jazz club. With…

From Beans to Books: The Ultimate Campus Café Showdown

By Mia Kate Sinfield & Shiqin Ong Every campus has its caffeine-fuelled corners, and ours is no exception. Whether you’re sprinting between lectures, settling into a study session, or simply…

A pragmatic opinion on “The impact of AI on society”, organised by the University of Sussex’s Philosophy Department

On Friday evening, 10th September, the University of Sussex’s Philosophy Department held its first public panel discussion at Project Niles House, where four philosophers discussed the impact of AI on…

Student-Led, Charity-Focused: The Magic of The Forest Garden Festival

On Friday, 3rd October, I had the pleasure of attending the Forest Garden Festival, a vibrant, student-led event on campus. In collaboration with numerous other student societies, such as the…

Relish and the Reality of Disability Employment

At first glance, Relish appears to be just another food van on Sussex campus, parked in Library Square and serving up bagels to hungry students and staff. But behind the…

Norwich House Students Demand Compensation Over “Unacceptable” Conditions

Former residents of Norwich House have filed a formal group complaint against the University of Sussex, alleging months of unsafe, unsanitary and disruptive living conditions, and claiming they received a…

Frisbeegulls: A Sport Bringing People Together Every Week

Sports have a magical element, they bring people together. People from diverse backgrounds, experiences and priorities focusing on only two things: How to work in a team and how to…