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Chair of Council: Council considers University’s response to USS pension consultation

12 May 2021

On 7 May, Council considered our position on a consultation by Universities UK on future contributions of staff & employers to the USS pension scheme.

Menopause at work – find out more on All 4

12 May 2021

Many line managers report that they don’t feel confident talking about menopause, not knowing enough about it or how they can help.

Route out of lockdown – what it means for students

12 May 2021

On Wednesday 12 May, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education and Students Kelly Coate emailed all taught students.

University of Sussex experts respond to today's Queen's Speech

11 May 2021

Our academics have been responding to the Environment Bill, reform of the Judicial Review process and plans to simplify government procurement.

Ivor Gaber reflects on United Nations World Press Freedom Day

10 May 2021

On Monday 3 May the world marked United Nations World Press Freedom Day. There are many such events in the UN calendar, but this is perhaps one of...

‘A Life in Journalism’ with Clive Myrie – event review by Jasmine Crowhurst

10 May 2021

Professor Ivor Gabor spoke to distinguished BBC journalist Clive Myrie as part of the Sussex Festival of Ideas launch

Sussex Festival of Ideas launch: "An opportunity to create community and to connect with other people"

10 May 2021

The Sussex Festival of Ideas, celebrating the work of the newly formed School of Media, Arts and Humanities, was launched on Wednesday 28 April.

Final pay offer in annual pay review process

10 May 2021

A final pay offer has been made in the annual process for reviewing basic pay for staff in the higher education sector.

Ministers urged to relax Apprenticeship Levy rules and release billions to support young people into employment

10 May 2021

Ministers are being urged to relax the rules around the Apprenticeship Levy to allow for more flexible, targeted and regionally responsive funding.

National award recognises HAHP’s commitment to gender equality

10 May 2021

The former School of History, Art History and Philosophy has been recognised for its commitment to gender equality with an Athena SWAN bronze award.

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