Brighton University has recently sent out emails to invite all eligible students to the winter graduation ceremonies. Students do not need to pay to attend, though must pay for guest tickets and organise gown hire for the day. The closing date for replies is the 17th of this month. You […]
My challenge, write an article everyday for one month. For me, this December represents many things; finishing my studies and no longer being a student, moving away from Brighton and finding my first full time graduate job. This means I will sadly be leaving my post as The Verse’s Student […]
Student accommodation constitutes particularly fertile ground for greedy landlords, unsuitable (and in some cases unsafe) housing, negligent estate agents and, to top it off, extortionate rent prices. Can SEASALT help overcome the prolific rent crisis in Brighton? And would you like to be part of this radical solution to terrible […]
The UCU strikes over IT redundancies has been resolved and further strikes cancelled. Here at The Verse, Ines Dubourg reported of the UCU strikes due to IT redundancies last semester. She and many other students and staff highlighted the necessity of IT staff, particularly in COVID-19 times, whereby the majority, […]
The word ‘curator’ is derived from Latin meaning to take care. Curators work in many industries, but what does a curator do for art exhibitions? I talk to Ella Winning (through socially distanced email measures) to find out more about her role as a co-curator in the FIGURATIONS exhibition last […]
