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Sussex Professor of Molecular Genetics awarded CBE in New Year Honours

2 January 2020

A highly respected University of Sussex Professor has been awarded a CBE the New Year Honours List 2020 for his services to medical science.

This Sussex Life. Simone Robinson: “We didn’t realise how much we would enjoy giving”

19 December 2019

Simone Robinson, Business Engagement Co-ordinator in SiNC, organises Christmas collections across campus for communities and individuals in need.

Sussex appoints BBC’s Claudia Hammond as first Visiting Professor for the Public Understanding of Psychology

11 December 2019

Claudia Hammond, has been appointed to the new role of Visiting Professor for the Public Understanding of Psychology at the University of Sussex.

"The timpani fell over and bounced down the steps"

11 December 2019

Novelist and Sussex alumnus Ian McEwan trawled his musical memories to introduce a special 50th anniversary concert on campus this month.

A "very Sussex" approach

10 December 2019

The five recipients of the 2019 Sussex Spirit Education Award reveal their winning ways.

"My responsibility is to give something back to society"

6 December 2019

Studying at Sussex inspired Mamunur Rahman to help female factory workers in Bangladesh. His initiative has now earned him a British Council award.

Why Réjane swapped a high salary for a more fulfilling life

6 December 2019

Réjane Woodroffe,Sussex alumna and British Council award winner for social impact,describes how she is helping South Africa’s poorest rural community.

Sussex teams up with policy makers on new agenda for global transformation

5 December 2019

University of Sussex Business School group builds community of policymakers, scholars and national agencies to progress societal/environmental goals.

This Sussex Life: Law student, Theo Duerden - "The wildlife was a novelty at first."

4 December 2019

Residential Advisor Theo Duerden compares the old East Slope residences with the new.

Global levels of biodiversity could be lower than we think, new study warns

2 December 2019

Biodiversity could be in a worse state than we think, as assessments fail to account for long-lasting impacts of abrupt land changes.