Sussex students turn search engine hits into trees
Three campaigning students from the University of Sussex, have helped Sussex become the most active university in the world to use an environmentally-friendly search engine.
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Not-for-profit founder and Sussex alumni to win prestigious British Council award
Réjane Woodroffe, who graduated from Sussex’s MSc Development Economics in 2005 has been awarded the Social Impact Award at the British Council’s global Study UK Alumni Awards.
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How can people help save the planet from the climate crisis?
A major new European study co-authored by a University of Sussex Professor Benjamin Sovacool, Director of the Sussex Energy Group, has found that individuals have as big a role to play in tackling climate change as major corporations, but only if they can be encouraged to make significant lifestyle changes by effective government policy.
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Sussex asks, can veganism save the planet?
Hosted at the Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts at the University of Sussex, the panel discussion centred around veganism and whether it cou…
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University of Sussex world’s best for development studies for third year running
The University of Sussex has been ranked number one in the world for development studies for the third consecutive year in the QS World University Rankings by Subject.
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What’s the link between African protests and corruption?
Professor Dan Hough, course leader for the Corruption and Governance MA (online) at the University of Sussex and Moletsane Monyake, National University of Lesotho, have recently written an article for the Washington Post exploring the scale of corruption in Africa and its relation to mass protests.
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China and the narratives of corruption
Professor Dan Hough, course leader for the Corruption and Governance MA (online) at the University of Sussex and PhD student Yang Wu wrote for T…
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University of Sussex gains ranking of world’s greenest universities
Sussex has also been ranked 7th in the UK for its efforts towards campus sustainability and an environmentally friendly infrastructure…
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Sir David Attenborough speaks out on climate change and its devastating future
Speaking at the opening ceremony of United Nations-sponsored climate talks in Katowice, Poland, Sir David Attenborough, the famous British naturist and broadcaster, has said that climate change could lead to the collapse of civilisations and the extinction of “much of the natural world”. The COP24 meeting is the most critical meeting on climate change since the 2015 Paris agreement.
