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Sussexsport and The Training Base serve up ace tennis coaching for Sussex students and staff

4 June 2019

Sussexsport has teamed up with a renowned tennis coaching company, The Training Base, to serve up discounted student and staff coaching on campus.


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Sussexsport’s Boundary Run breaks records again

31 May 2019

Sussexsport’s Boundary Fun Run around campus attracted 67 competitors, breaking last year’s record of 60 despite some drizzly weather.


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What is consciousness? New Impacted podcast tackles the big questions with University of Sussex researchers

31 May 2019

Neuroscientist Anil Seth is the first guest on a new series of podcasts spotlighting the work of outstanding University of Sussex researchers.


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Citizen science campaign launched to help UK respond to threat of bacterium which can kill popular garden plants

28 May 2019

A Sussex lecturer has joined forces with the RHS and Forest Research to help the UK respond to the threat of Xylella fastidiosa.


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The negative impact of positive Ofsted ratings

19 May 2019

GCSE results suffer as parents back off from supporting their children, new research co-authored by University of Sussex economics lecturer reveals.


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Still time for staff to Commit To Get Fit

17 May 2019

Sussexsport are organising a series of events as part of Commit To Get Fit this month. They include the Boundary Run on 29 May and mountain biking.


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Cancer drug could be repurposed to provide treatment for brain aneurysms, new research suggests

17 May 2019

An important class of drug used to treat cancer patients could be used to treat brain aneurysms, according to new research published this week.


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Transfer of EU powers leads to silent erosion of UK pesticide regulation

15 May 2019

New analysis warns of a significant weakening of enforcement arrangements covering the approval of pesticides under the EU Withdrawal Act.


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Corruption contagion: How legal and finance firms are at greater risk of corruption

25 April 2019

Legal, accountancy and investment banking firms are up to five times more susceptible to corruption than taller manufacturing companies.


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