People features
This Sussex Life: “My job and my art fulfil different but important parts of my life”
John Haywood, University of Sussex marketing manager, is also a talented watercolourist. His work is on show during this year's Brighton Festival.
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.
This Sussex Life: "I'm often at the centre of what's happening."
Stuart Robinson, the University of Sussex’s photographer, has been visually capturing the life and times of the campus and its community for 32 years
Spotlight on Dr Charlotte Rae
Spotlight on Dr Charlotte Rae, Research Fellow at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School.
This Sussex Life: "The biggest challenge for me is keeping things alive"
In all weathers Jaci Driscoll, plant specialist for Sussex Estates and Facilities, can be found on the Sussex campus tending to the flowerbeds.
Seeking balance for International Women's Day 2019
Women across the Sussex community suggest areas where a greater balance could improve the lives of women – and make societies better.
This Sussex Life: ‘It’s not unusual for five-year-olds to be caring for adults’
Feylyn Lewis was 11 when she began caring for her mum. Now, as a research fellow, she is looking at the needs of today’s young carers.
This Sussex Life:"My summer graduation video of students' on-stage dances went viral"
Edd Bains, who is graduating with a Masters in Journalism and Documentary Practice, was a Digital Media Guru before landing a job as a video editor.
"I don't let myself get weighed down by self-doubt"
Brighton & Hove Albion FC manager Chris Hughton,who is receiving an honorary degree at winter graduation, reveals his survival strategy
“Although I was a northern black kid, I found a way of fitting in”
BBC newsman and Sussex alum Clive Myrie is receiving an honorary doctorate at winter graduation. He tells Jacqui Bealing about his career journey.
This Sussex Life: Alinery Lianhlawng - "I want to empower other young people"
Alinery Lianhlawng, who graduates with a MBA at winter graduation this year, is pioneering to build school libraries in rural India.
Lyn's wardrobe of life
There are many ways to tell your story, says Professor of Cultural Studies Lyn Thomas.
In turbulent times, young people see the value in a humanities degree
By Professor Liz James, Head of the School of History, Art History and Philosophy at the University of Sussex
Film Studies’ Favourite Scary Films
Stuck for a suitably spooky screening tonight? Our Film Studies academics have got you covered.
Spotlight on Dr Raysa Khan
Spotlight on Dr Raysa Khan, Research Fellow in Chemistry at the School of Life Sciences.
"My students ask me to do magic"
Dr Augusto Corrieri talks about magic, Michael Jackson and his book on what happens in theatres when humans are absent.
“Pride is important because some people’s troubles are only just beginning”
Coby Sharpe, a technician in the Media Technology Lab within Informatics, is taking part in this year’s Brighton & Hove Pride parade.
Dancing with computers
Elizabeth Churchill, Director of User Experience at Google, describes how Sussex inspired her interest in human-computer interaction.
“It’s not the wars that take me back to those places, it’s the people and their culture”
Lyse Doucet, who will become an honorary Doctor of the University at summer graduation, describes life as the BBC's Chief International Correspondent.
"My life began in England"
Austrian-born journalist Hella Pick CBE, who will become an honorary Doctor of the University at this summer’s graduation, talks about her life.