Television comes to Sussex campus
Student media at Sussex is set to be introduced to its first ever internet stream television station this year. The…
Freshers’ week hailed as most successful in years
As Freshers’ Week began, tickets for the events were quickly selling out, including the Barn Dance, Laid Back and Latte…
Sussex continues to attract middle classes
Findings in The Guardian suggest that the University of Sussex is still a bastion of the middle classes. The data…
£17.8m building work to begin on campus
This month work will begin on the £17.8 million building project where Arts D and E as well as the…
Stop the Cuts campaign plans further action
The Stop the Cuts movement has continued to operate throughout the summer vacation period, holding meetings in a Brighton pub,…
Students get creative in research project showcase
A group of students displayed their findings from research projects they had taken part in over the summer in InQbate…
Hundreds of outraged students left homeless
Following the increase of undergraduate and postgraduate admissions all around the country the situation for thousands of new students trying…
Stop the Cuts – Protest Video (3/12/09)
A video showing the protest on the 3rd December 2009 against over 100 proposed job cuts at the University of…
The Chancellor at No. 42
The new University Chancellor was announced last week as Sanjeev Bhaskar OBE. A writer and actor, Bhaskar is famed for…
Atheist movement looks to mobilise students
The AHS launched last week to activate students in resistance to what they view as “growing pandering” towards religious groups. …
The Credit Crunch: making bad news into moderately good news
Amid the growing economic unrest, most of the national newspapers have been bombarding the public with news concerning the probability…
Students campaign for cheaper graduation
As many students prepare for winter graduation at the end of this month, some graduates are dissatisfied with the cost…
iPods: the lessons of the future?
The University of Derby has recently launched a new initiative giving ipods to students, pre-loaded with informative tutorials. The University…
Gardner Arts building set to reopen
The Gardner Arts centre, which has been shut since April 2007 due to funding cuts is to be reopened, the…
University responds to international ID card scheme
Starting this November, the UK Border Agency began issuing the new national ID card to non-EU students and marriage visa…
World AIDs day ceremony in Library square
A ceremony was held to commemorate World AIDS Day in Library Square last Monday culminating in the switching on of…
New international student legislation “appalling”
From the end of this month international students wanting to come to the UK to study will be subject to…
Anti-war students accused of stealing army recruits list
Army recruiters on campus were sabotaged when a list of potential recruits’ names was stolen. The recruiters noticed the list…
Scientific subject intake improving
National intake for science, maths and modern language degrees is on the increase after several years of worrying decline. According…
Union says ‘start negotiating’ over pensions
Resistance from University likely to continue The students’ union has called on university management to start negotiating with support staff…