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.
Professor Rod Kedward
An academic at Sussex from its earliest days, Rod Kedward retired as Emeritus Professor of History in 2002 after 40 years of teaching and research.
Holocaust Memorial Day looks back to the beginnings of Hitler’s power
A dramatic story of survival and reflections on Hitler’s appointment as German Chancellor are on the programme for Holocaust Memorial Day on 30 Jan.
Students seek footage for graduation film
Are you a final-year student with video of your time at Sussex? Media students would like to include your footage in the 2013 graduation video.
PURITY: The first Excursions Journal Conference
The First Excursions Journal Conference, University of Sussex 11th - 12th July 2013
BBC’s ‘Today’ programme celebrates Christmas with Mass Observation diaries
An archive of diaries held at Sussex is to be the “guest editor” of the BBC ‘Today’ programme on Boxing Day to celebrate Christmases past.
University of Sussex Professor awarded Austrian honour for book about Holocaust hero
University of Sussex academic Professor Ladislaus Löb has been presented with the annual Austrian Holocaust Memorial Award.
Former vice-chancellor recalls start of the sciences at Sussex
A former VC described this week how the arrival of scientists at Sussex in 1962 realised the ambitions and hopes that he had held for the University.
