A river runs through Brighton Festival premiere on campus
One of the highlights of this year’s Brighton Festival is Professor Ed Hughes' new orchestral work inspired by an East Sussex river landscape.
My top picks for the Brighton Festival: Ed Hughes
Professor Ed Hughes, Head of Music at Sussex, is the composer for Cuckmere: A Portrait & Environmentalism 2.0, which takes place in the ACCA on 5 May.
Cinematic portrait of Brighton now out on DVD
Students and staff who missed previous screenings of a film about Brighton have the chance to watch it on DVD or see it at the Duke of York’s cinema.
The Business of Women’s Words: Purpose and Profit in Feminist Publishing
Sussex is leading a major new research project looking at the feminist publishing revolution of the 1970s/80s, funded by the Leverhulme Trust.
University of Sussex journalism professor elected to press freedom body at UNESCO
Ivor Gaber, Professor of Political Journalism at the University of Sussex, has been re-elected to represent the UK on press freedom body at UNESCO.
New app could transform music teaching in schools
A new app is being launched this week that could transform the way music is taught and played in schools.
Book your free ticket: British Science Festival 2017
Leading scientists are in Brighton from 5-9 September for the British Science Festival, with experts from the University of Sussex playing a key role.
Digital humanities professor awarded British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship
The British Academy has awarded a Mid-Career Fellowship to Professor of Digital Humanities (Media and Film), David Berry.
Labour MP announced for SSRP British Science Festival panel
Former Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, Kerry McCarthy MP, will explore what Brexit means for agriculture in the UK.
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