Alumni news
Human rights champion, Albie Sachs, to host benefit dinner at London’s Conduit Club
The anti-apartheid activist, Constitutional Court Judge and Sussex graduate will host the exclusive event in aid of Mandela Scholarships at Sussex.
Global Citizens Award launched in memory of young researcher
In a touching tribute to their son, the parents of Andrew Francis Pickup set up the annual award to support students in the School of Global Studies.
Sustainable supply of minerals and metals key to a low-carbon energy future
The low-carbon revolution could be at risk without new international agreements to ensure a sustainable supply of rare minerals and metals.
Sussex alumni returning to campus with tips to inspire career success
Former students are returning to campus in February 2020 to share their career stories and insights as part of Make it Happen with Sussex Alumni,...
This Sussex Life. Simone Robinson: “We didn’t realise how much we would enjoy giving”
Simone Robinson, Business Engagement Co-ordinator in SiNC, organises Christmas collections across campus for communities and individuals in need.
I’m only sleeping: How we can learn more in our sleep than we might realise
Humans can learn entirely new information during sleep, new findings from University of Sussex researchers has revealed.
Sussex rises again in ranking of world’s greenest universities
The GreenMetric Ranking of World Universities for 2019 places Sussex 13th in the world out of 780 participating universities from 85 countries.
Sussex appoints BBC’s Claudia Hammond as first Visiting Professor for the Public Understanding of Psychology
Claudia Hammond, has been appointed to the new role of Visiting Professor for the Public Understanding of Psychology at the University of Sussex.
"The timpani fell over and bounced down the steps"
Novelist and Sussex alumnus Ian McEwan trawled his musical memories to introduce a special 50th anniversary concert on campus this month.
"My responsibility is to give something back to society"
Studying at Sussex inspired Mamunur Rahman to help female factory workers in Bangladesh. His initiative has now earned him a British Council award.