Latest staff news
One World Week starts Monday
One World Week offers a series of events and activities celebrating the international outlook and cultural diversity of the campus community.
New educational website on gender, women’s empowerment and development
On International Women’s Day, Global Studies and IDS are launching a new learning resource on gender, women’s empowerment and development.
Kids cut the ribbon to open new childcare building
A new childcare centre on campus has been declared officially open by two of the children who are enjoying its state-of-the art facilities.
A taste of four students’ homes
Four students will be joining SussexFood on stage at a live cooking event on Monday to share their dishes with a hungry One World Week audience.
Holly’s maths mastery adds up to a role in TV game show
Sussex student Holly Jennings can do the maths and the jokes, which is probably why she is appearing with comedian Dara O’Briain in a new TV comedy.
The Sussex effect: University spend in UK economy to hit £1 billion by 2018, says report
University of Sussex activity is estimated to have led to £600 million in expenditure in the UK economy in 2012-13, says a new report.
Sussex research shows importance of ‘soft skills’ in managing emergencies
Findings from research involving more than 100 Sussex students in a simulated mass incident could help save lives in the event of a genuine emergency.
Bids invited to new International Partnerships fund
The University is inviting bids from academic staff to a new fund aimed at fostering international partnerships.
Windows XP retired
After over 12 years in service, the operating system Windows XP will no longer be supported by Microsoft from 8 April 2014.
Sussex computer scientist wins international prize
The Association for Mathematics of Language (SIGMOL) inaugural S.Y. Kuroda Prize has been awarded to Sussex computer science Professor David Weir.