Alumni news
“I feel proud and honoured to be associated with Sussex, where innovations and growth are lauded and activated.”
David Jamilly, social entrepreneur, humanitarian and founder of Kindness UK, talks about his support of Sussex Kindness Research
"There can be no better way to support a community that did so much for all of us when we were there."
Tosin Akinluyi (Economics 1996) talks about her long-term support of the Emily O Akinluyi Scholarship and about volunteering at Sussex
“Sussex gave me the confidence to think that I could make a difference.”
Inspiring a new generation of scientists: Alumnus Dr Andrew Morgan (BIOLS 1979) has established the Latitude Prize for Sustainable Development
Recognising and motivating talented STEM students in honour of one of Sussex’s founding fathers
A generous legacy gift supports scholarships in honour of Professor Colin Eaborn, who is often referred to as the father of Chemistry at Sussex.
Still living the dream: Dina's story
Sussex received incredible support to help respond to Covid-19. Dina was just one of many students to benefit from your generosity. This is her story.
Sussex Nigerian Society mentees celebrate Masters success
Students from the Sussex Nigerian Society (SNS) have achieved a record set of distinction marks on courses across the University of...
Law students gain invaluable real-world experience from Sussex alumnus
For ten years, Sussex law students have been benefitting from commercial awareness workshops run by co-founder and Managing Director of Mason Hayes...
Energy experts respond to the Prime Minister's ten point net zero plan
On 18 November, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his ten-point plan designed to lead the UK towards net zero by 2050.The plan includes...
The Brexit vote was never about ‘head versus heart’: new study
UK voters in the EU referendum in 2016 relied on gut instinct to make their decision - rather than either their 'head' or their 'heart'.
University of Sussex and Santander sign new three-year agreement
The agreement, which is the fourth in succession, will provide £199,500 across the period, enabling a range of programmes supporting students.