Lewes Road works ahead of schedule
Works to revamp the Lewes Road in Brighton are ahead of schedule, say Brighton & Hove City Council.
Likely congestion around campus on Monday evening
There may be traffic congestion on and around campus on Mon eve (13 May), when Brighton & Hove Albion play a big match at Falmer stadium.
Sussex academic elected chair of British Association for American Studies
A Sussex academic has been elected as the new chair of the British Association for American Studies.
Sussex co-organises unique workshop in China on genetics and ethnicity
An international workshop at the weekend on genetics and race was the first of its kind to be held in China.
Sussex neuroscientist elected to Academy of Medical Sciences
Professor Guy Richardson, an expert in many aspects of hearing research, has been elected to the Academy of Medical Sciences.
Enactus Sussex wins £20,000 grant from NUS for new social project
Enactus Sussex has been granted £20,000 from the NUS Start-Up Fund to launch its social project Step Off the Street (SOS).
Sussex-led project leads to award for Newhaven youth group
Young people living in Newhaven have won an award after teaming up with a Sussex academic to carry out a review of youth services in the town.
Mass Observation calls for public to take part in day diary archive project
Mass Observation is calling on individuals throughout the UK to chart their opinions, feelings, and experiences in a one-day electronic diary.
High quality the key for children in care, says Sussex academic
What matters most for children in care is the quality and stability of their placements and relationships, says a University of Sussex academic.
Herschel bows out with study that shows early galaxies ‘cooler’ than predicted
Observations from the Herschel Space Observatory have shown that galaxies in the early Universe were cooler than those we see around us today.
