Editing University of Sussex (section)

===Library===
[[File:The Library, University of Sussex.jpg|thumb|The Sussex Main Library]]

The university's main library is at the centre of its campus. It was opened by Queen [[Elizabeth II]] on 13 November 1964. The Royal Literary fund office is based at the Library, providing support for students around academic writing. The Library also houses a research support centre and a research hive for PhD students and research staff.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.sussex.ac.uk/library/research/hive|title=Sussex Research Hive : Support for research : Library : University of Sussex|website=sussex.ac.uk}}</ref> There is also a Skills Hub, training facilities, a support centre, a café and a Careers and Employability Centre.

There are also smaller libraries within individual schools and research centres, as well as [[The Keep, Brighton|The Keep]].

The university holds a number of acclaimed collections and archives, mostly related to twentieth-century literary, political and cultural history. Collections include original manuscripts and first editions by [[Virginia Woolf]], [[Jane Austen]] and [[Rudyard Kipling]] as well as The New Statesman Archive and the [[Mass-Observation Archive]].