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University of Sussex makes Ecosia its default search engine
Ecosia turns your internet searches into trees
Brighton student took her own life two days after taking Xanax and Ketamine
Police were called after she had an ‘out of character rage’ whilst on Xanax
Brighton student took her own life two days after taking Xanax and Ketamine
Police were called after she had an ‘out of character rage’ whilst on Xanax
Sussex University boosts local economy by £343m a year, says report
The university also supports 5,180 jobs
‘I don’t think the strikes will work’: Sussex VC Adam Tickell talks to The Tab Sussex about upcoming UCU action
Good luck trying to get money back for your missed hours
Queues spill on to the street as Oliver’s Brighton has its grand opening
Oliver cut the ribbon this morning
If you think there’s a better supermarket than Aldi, you’re wrong
The champion of discount supermarkets
All the things you need to do when you move into your student house
Don’t get mugged off like we did
Overheard at VegFest
Some of the weird and wonderful things heard at the vegan festival this weekend
How to help the homeless, from the homeless
‘People take the time to chat to me, I mean really chat to me, for hours’
All the places you can go to for help if you’re a student experiencing sexual or domestic violence
A list of on-campus and off-campus services
Sussex staff to take course in how to respond to victims of sexual harassment
The training will begin in January
Exams to start one hour later than timetabled due to rail strikes
An extra hour to revise, or sleep?
15,000 people attended the National Demonstration yesterday
The protest was in response to the Higher Education Bill
15,000 people attended the National Demonstration yesterday
The protest was in response to the Higher Education Bill