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Population growth a threat to living standards in Africa, says University of Sussex study
Rapid population growth in sub-Saharan Africa could overwhelm attempts to improve low living standards, say University of Sussex economists.
University’s arts festival branches out
Sounding the Site is branching out from its roots as a one-day event on campus to a week of green-themed creative activity across the local area.
University helps to make it easier being green
The University of Sussex will be helping to turn Brighton green to raise awareness of environmental issues during Green Week 2011 (March 5-11).
Fry’s delight as he joins record student numbers at graduation
Stephen Fry will be joining a record number of graduating students at the University of Sussex Winter Graduation ceremony this Friday (28 January).
Study at Sussex opens up a world of opportunity for Carmen
Education has proved to be a passport to a world of opportunity for Romanian student Carmen Gheoldus, but she still sees Brighton as her second home.
Untold stories given voice at Holocaust Memorial Day
A man who broke his silence to reveal the horrors he witnessed in a Nazi death camp will attend Holocaust Memorial Day at the University of Sussex.
Student showcase aims to get public to join the club
Ever fancied learning some new dance moves, starring in a play or even indulging a passion for tea and cake?
Emily’s riding high
Chances are that anyone calling Olympic hopeful and equestrian Emily Llewellyn on her mobile phone will find that she’s on a horse.