Fifty shades of lockdown Covid-19 in Syria: Another calamity (on top of everything else)
Feras Alkabani reflects on the meanings of ‘lockdown’ in a war zone.
Updating students on their education and the University’s no-detriment policy
Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education and Students Kelly Coate outlines more detail on assessment changes and the University’s no-detriment policy.
The School of Media, Arts and Humanities to launch in 2020
Following approval from both Senate and Council, the combined schools of Media, Film and Music; English; History, Art History and Philosophy; and...
Sussex welcomes visitors from Charles University in Prague
In June, the Sussex Centre for Language Studies hosted a group of 39 staff members from Charles University on campus.
Treasure trove of modernist novelist to be opened up at event on campus
The archive of May Sinclair - the first writer to use the phrase 'stream of consciousness' to describe modernist writing- will be on campus next week.
Exhibition co-curated by Sussex Professor takes visitors on musical journey from Soho to Paris
An exhibition exploring how generations of immigrants in London & Paris used music to affirm their place in society opens in the French capital today.
New online staff forum for language exchange
The Sussex Centre for Language Studies have set up a forum to give staff the chance to connect with each other through language and cultural exchange.
International students to take part in One World Week sport photo exhibit
Are you an international student? Tell Sussexsport what sport means to you and have your picture taken by a professional photographer.
Deepen your digital know-how at the Library
Digital Tuesday workshops are open to all staff. Our theme for the spring term programme is Digital Creativity and Innovation.
#EmptyPlateSussex has launched to try and reduce plate waste in SussexFood outlets
SussexFood and charity Hubbub are working together to try and reduce customer plate waste using #EmptyPlateSussex.