Provost named among Nation’s Lifesavers
Professor Saul Becker is named among 100 individuals or groups based in universities whose work is saving lives and making a life-changing difference.
Sussex researchers portrayed in photo exhibition at Brighton station
Two members of staff feature in a photo exhibit at Brighton railway station that celebrates the role of young carers in supporting family members.
New campaign calls for councils to supply social workers with play materials to help communicate with children
Professor Gillian Ruch is calling on local authorities to supply social workers with play materials to help build better relations with children.
Sussex Rudd Centre to host symposium on supporting families and child mental health
A symposium at Sussex on 7 February will help to deliver programmes that promote positive impacts for the lives of families, parents and children.
Book launch at British Academy Rising Stars event
Lecturer in Early Modern History, Dr Laura Kounine launched her new book 'Imagining the Witch: Emotions, Gender, and Selfhood in Early Modern Germany'
Commit to Get Far takes staff across Britain's iconic trails this January
From 14-23 January 2019 Commit to Get Far is back! The new virtual journey will take staff across Britain’s most iconic point-to-point trails.
SMaRteN-ing up about student mental health: U-DOC invited to the research network pre-launch event
Dr Clio Berry, co-research lead for Understanding the Mental Health of Doctoral Researchers (U-DOC) at Sussex, attended a SMaRteN pre-launch event.
University to play key role in delivering Jersey Care Inquiry recommendation
The University is playing a major role in helping to implement a key recommendation from an inquiry and develop a social work degree course on Jersey.
Pivotal role for University of Sussex in national programme developing careers in social work
The University of Sussex has been selected to play a key role in a nationwide career development programme supporting social workers.
The four personas including the Lurker and the Geek that explain teenagers’ online behaviour
Academics have identified four distinct personas of social media user that teenagers describe as shaping how they behave on social media.