2023 news

A lecturer has been revealed as the artist behind the original artwork for the latest hit podcast from The New York Times, 'The Coldest Case in Laramie'.

3 April 2023

Animations by students will have a nationwide audience when they are shown as part of the final of the BBC's Great British Menu.

31 March 2023

University of Brighton students and staff joined the local community to clean up the area around Moulsecoomb station as part of the Community Spring Clean 2023.

27 March 2023

A new oral history project seeks our local communities' memories and thoughts on Moulsecoomb through the decades.

27 March 2023

Experts from the university are part of a UK project to develop an Artificial Intelligence drone which will aim to save lives on the modern battlefield.

22 March 2023

Design graduate Tom Meades is celebrating the launch of a new line of eco-friendly speakers which have earned accolades and awards across the world.

21 March 2023

Brighton Marina is offering students from the School of Art and Media the opportunity to create an eye-catching design to adorn public benches.

13 March 2023

Suse B. Bentley, in the School of Education, has been selected to represent UK women at the 67th United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.

6 March 2023

Professor Rusi Jaspal has been made a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, highlighting his work on identity and psychological well-being.

1 March 2023

University researcher Julia Meister will showcase her ground-breaking work to MPs and Peers as a finalist in this year's STEM For Britain competition.

28 February 2023