University features
Auschwitz visit inspires students' president to improve hate crime reporting on campus
USSU president Frida Gustafsson took part in a government-funded initiative to counter antisemitism in universities.
Student house with a suffragette past
A blue plaque to commemorate a Brighton suffragette has been unveiled on a University-owned student residence.
Giant tortoises “found” on campus
After decades of believing two substantial works of art by his father were lost, Nicholas Skeaping has finally met them at the University of Sussex.
Going wild off campus
As the autumn term gets underway, the University of Sussex Wildlife and Conservation Society are stepping out.
The Henry Moore mystery
An iconic Henry Moore sculpture once graced the University of Sussex landscape. Whatever happened to it?
How Lord Attenborough brought a touch of glamour to Sussex
When Lord Olivier, Sir Dirk Bogarde and Noel Coward graced the stage of graduation.
Help for students juggling studying and childcare
Among the new initiatives at the University of Sussex is a family room in the Library, where parents can study while their children play.
Plugging a gap: students help around 900 local people with legal problems
“I don’t know what I’d have done without you” say those who have visited the University of Sussex’s free law clinics.
The great potential of AI for the entrepreneurial business
Sussex alumnus Simon Greenman returned to campus to inspire current MBA and business students in their quest for successful entrepreneurial futures
Archive captures life experiences of those less heard
Beyond Boxes exhibition at The Keep features voices and diaries of Brighton's homeless and Lewes prison inmates.
A spring walk on campus
Jacqui Bealing joined Will Glasson of the SU's Wildlife and Conservation Society to look for the signs of spring on campus.
31 of Sussex's past honorary graduates you might have heard of ...
The University of Sussex's Winter Graduation ceremonies take place next week and the University will be awarding two new honorary degrees.
How going greener can make Sussex a "beacon of best practice"
The University's Go Greener initiative is an opportunity to lead by example, energy experts agree.
Academics bring rational scrutiny to politics, says Yanis Varoufakis
The political economist and University of Sussex honorary graduate argues the case for the "unalloyed truth".
Sussex honours Debenhams designer who “came from absolutely nowhere”
Clothes and homeware designer John Rocha describes his journey from a high-rise in Hong Kong to the height of haute couture.
“I wanted something that embraces diversity and brings people together”
Rev Chris McDermott, University of Sussex Lead Chaplain, talks about how to cross religious boundaries.