Latest staff news
Sussex lecturer helps honour 'Alice' wood engravers in Brighton
A Sussex lecturer has been involved in plans to install a blue plaque in Brighton to commemorate the lives of the Dalziel brothers.
This Sussex Life: "Sometimes it's the small wins that make all the difference"
Callum Chapman has been elected as the new Students’ with Disabilities Officer for the University of Sussex Students’ Union.
Meeting House skylight undergoes repair and restoration
The unique skylight of our famous Meeting House has undergone some repairs and rejuvenation, weather-proofing it for ongoing use.
Lewes science festival back with a bang
The local festival of science known as Lewes STEM Fair, organised by scientists at the University of Sussex, returns this Saturday, 27 April.
Bringing science to the seaside: Soapbox Science returns to Brighton
Twelve scientists will be entertaining beachgoers with interactive short talks on their research expertise at Soapbox Science Brighton.
Corruption contagion: How legal and finance firms are at greater risk of corruption
Legal, accountancy and investment banking firms are up to five times more susceptible to corruption than taller manufacturing companies.
Have your say on campus travel
All students and staff are asked to complete the 2019 travel survey, to help us understand transport patterns and inform future priorities.
Executive Director of the Sussex Innovation Centre to leave
Mike Herd has decided that he will leave the organisation in May, having served as its Executive Director since 1997.
New book explores subversive history of the music video - and how it can be a force for social change
A Teaching Fellow at Sussex has written a book exploring the subversive history of one of the most widely consumed art forms of our age.
Attend the first Brighton and Hove Citizens assembly
On Monday 29 April, join Brighton and Hove Citizens to discuss the most significant issues facing our local communities.