Obituary: Keith Middlemas, 1935-2013
Keith Middlemas, who died on 10 July, was Professor of History in Social Sciences from the University’s early days until his retirement in 1998.
History graduate inspired future footballers in Africa
Young footballer Nathan Green's life took a different path when an injury scuppered his chances of playing for Premiership side Liverpool.
Are you holding a public lecture in autumn 2013?
If you're holding a public lecture between October and December 2013, you could promote it as part of the Sussex Lectures series.
Sussex historian looks back at the Queen’s coronation for TV documentary
Sussex historian Dr Claire Langhamer talks in a TV documentary about how the Mass Observation Archive captured feelings about the 1953 coronation.
Obituary: Maurice Hutt
Maurice Hutt, who died on Monday (20 May), was Emeritus Reader in History at Sussex and one of a group of academics who set up the University in 1961.
Sussex oral historian becomes patron of local community publisher
Dr Margaretta Jolly, University of Sussex academic and oral historian, has become a patron of Brighton community publisher QueenSpark Books.
Exhibition tells story of Crawley author’s creepy tales
The life and works of Richard Marsh is the subject of an exhibition by University of Sussex researcher Graeme Pedlingham at Crawley Library.
Sussex historian traces the pleasure, pain and panic of being a modern girl
Professor Carol Dyhouse examines panic and progress in the history of young women in her new book, Girl Trouble, published today (14 March).
India’s beautiful botanical past reviewed by Sussex historian
Dr Vinita Damodaran is the academic expert in a video by the Natural History Museum to accompany an exhibition about the British East India Company.
Honorary degree for Sussex historian
The University is awarding an honorary degree this week to Rod Kedward, a long-serving historian who was an academic at Sussex from its earliest days.