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Working with our alumni
Do you work with alumni? Carol Fryer, Volunteers Manager in the Development & Alumni Engagement team, explains how joining up our approach can increase impact, support departments, and help reach the target of 20,000 acts of volunteering, part of our Set the Pace campaign.
03 Jun
Warwick ranked 7th in UK and top in the Midlands
We’ve been named the top university in the Midlands and ranked 7th in the UK in the Complete University Guide 2027, rising two places from last year.
03 Jun
Next Strategy Network
Join online on Tuesday 16 June to hear University updates, including on the Student Wellbeing Strategy.
03 Jun
Bereavement support group for staff
Wednesday 24 and Tuesday 30 June
All colleagues who have been impacted by loss are welcome to join the Chaplaincy in a safe space to connect and share experiences with others.
27 May
Warwick Student Surveys launches 1 June
Help encourage students to complete the survey so we can keep improving their experience at Warwick.
27 May
In otter news...
Today (Wednesday 27 May) marks World Otter Day and we’re thrilled to share that otters have been spotted at Tocil lakes. Watch a video clip from the wildlife trail cameras and find out what this means for our campus.
20 May
Social mobility at Warwick
Where you start in life should not determine where you finish. Yet for many of our staff, as well as students, factors such as family income, education, location, accent or networks continue to limit opportunity. We are working to create an environment where everyone can access opportunity, feel they belong, and achieve their full potential. Find out how to get involved.
Meet the researchers who inspired the Poetry TrailLink opens in a new window
To mark our 60th anniversary, the Poetry Trail was created – featuring 14 poems inspired by Warwick researchers and technicians. To explore how these works of art came to life, we spoke to three colleagues whose work inspired the poems.
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