Student News and Events

Further return to campus and changing Covid-19 restrictions

The University has now received confirmation from the Government that all students who have not yet been able to return to campuses may do so from Monday 17 May.

Your tips for managing stress at exam time #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, we’ve put together a list of some of your top tips and advice. Remember, everyone manages stress differently. If you feel you need help talking about stress or wellbeing you can always contact your SSGT.

Mental Health Awareness Week – connecting to nature, locally

Here’s some top tips to connect with nature for the Mental Health Awareness Week (10 – 16 May) and beyond from Amy Stallard, a Wellbeing Practitioner from the Student Wellbeing Team.

Opportunities for undergraduate students to take part in real, hands-on research

An opportunity for seven undergraduate students in the middle years of their degree to contribute to real research projects at the University.

Electric Vehicle Charging Points (EVCPS) now available across our campuses

A network of electric Vehicle Charging Points (EVCPS) has been established across our campuses, providing facilities for vehicle charging at Falmer, Varley Park and Eastbourne.

Marking Stephen Lawrence Day – 22 April

Today is Stephen Lawrence Day, marking the anniversary of Stephen’s brutal murder in 1993. With the issue of racial crime tragically in the news again, it is a moment for us as a university to reflect on the work we are doing, but the further work we still need to do.

The Big Read 2021 – meet the author event and free e-book

The Big Read is an annual campaign to encourage students to explore new literature and discover stories and writing outside their studies. This year we are honoured to feature Monique Roffey and her Costa Book Award-winning novel ‘The Mermaid of Black Conch’.