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Blame evolution for football's pain fakers
Call for more efficient approach to deliver on UN goals
The Prodigal Tongue
Lynne Murphy, Professor of Linguistics at Sussex, explains why she wrote The Prodigal Tongue, a wry examination of the welcome and unwelcome influences and exchanges in language between American and British English...
Our University
How Lord Attenborough brought a touch of glamour to Sussex
When Lord Olivier, Sir Dirk Bogarde and Noel Coward graced the stage of graduation.
Preparations hot up for second-ever Sussex Community Festival
It’s beginning to hot up for the University of Sussex’s second-ever Community Festival, which returns on Sunday 24 June.
Our people
Call for Sussex to help create unique library to inspire future generations of scientists 6,000 miles away
A Sussex researcher wants to encourage the next generation of scientists in her homeland by helping to create a one-of-a-kind library in Rwanda.
Theatrical magic: how one Sussex academic is aiming to enchant crowds at Edinburgh Fringe this summer
‘Vincent Gambini’ will be wowing Edinburgh audiences with a new show combining sleight-of-hand magic and contemporary theatre.
Our research
How Sussex’s wild past could help shape its future
Academics and students are working with a Brighton artist to recreate how Sussex looked 125,000 years ago.
“Regulatory barriers likely to be contentious and most significant obstacles to UK-US trade”
UKTPO's latest research explores public support for, the benefits of and the key obstacles to a UK-US trade agreement.
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