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University of Sussex has best political scene and nightlife, say students

19 October 2018

Students have voted the University of Sussex best for political scene and nightlife in a new survey of British universities.

Rewilding may be a risk worth taking for landowners after Brexit, say Sussex experts

17 October 2018

Leaving the EU could make rewilding an attractive option for landowners across the UK, according to a team of experts led by the University of Sussex.

What's new this term? A note from SussexFood

16 October 2018

At SussexFood we were busy over the summer working on changes based on your feedback. Read more to find out about the adaptions we've made.

World Heritage sites under threat from climate change

16 October 2018

Mediterranean World Heritage sites such as Venice, Pisa and the Medieval City of Rhodes are under severe threat of coastal erosion and flooding,

'Champion of Science' recognised for positive impact of research communication

16 October 2018

Dr Mahmoud Maina, a research fellow in Biochemistry, has won a competition recognising research in Africa which makes a positive impact on society.

Lift off for world-first ultrasound levitation that bends around barriers

15 October 2018

Researchers have become the first in the world to develop technology which can bend sound waves around an obstacle and levitate an object above it.

University of Sussex research featured heavily in major climate change report

12 October 2018

Research by the University of Sussex has played in key role in the creation of a hugely significant new report on climate change.

Your smart phone could soon be making your commute much less stressful

12 October 2018

Apps that can detect what mode of transport phone users are travelling on and automatically offer relevant advice are set to become a reality.

Happy foetuses, angry children

11 October 2018

Forgotten Surrealists Grace Pailthorpe and Reuben Mednikoff are back in the limelight, thanks to a new exhibition co-curated by Dr Hope Wolf.

Music education at significant risk of disappearing as a sustained curriculum offer no longer the norm in secondary

10 October 2018

New research shows an increasing number of schools have reduced or completely removed music in the curriculum for lower secondary school students.

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