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From breaking glass in Chemistry lessons to Associate Dean, our Humans of Warwick series continues with Professor Stuart Coles (WMG).

In this personal blog, Mark writes about embracing happiness, how we can understand our moods and emotions as signals, and why wellbeing needs to be something we 鈥榙o鈥� together, instead of a solo project.

We鈥檙e celebrating our 60th anniversary in style with a bold, neon-infused legacy project created in partnership with artist David Speed.

The UK's annual clothing consumption has a staggering water footprint of eight billion cubic metres - enough to fill Scotland鈥檚 largest lake, Loch Ness! But the good news is: you can make a difference. Join the Fashion Footprint challenge with Warwick Green Rewards and take action.

We鈥檙e continuing to tell the stories of our staff and students throughout our 60th year. Today, meet Dr Bo Kelestyn (Warwick Business School) and Sam Pordale (Warwick Student Action for Refugees) and read about their passion for education in adverse circumstances.

Missed an earlier Human of Warwick? Don鈥檛 forget, you can explore the stories of everyone we鈥檝e met so farLink opens in a new window.

奥补谤飞颈肠办鈥檚 strong global outlook, outstanding teaching and research excellence is reflected in our position at鈥�27th鈥痠n this Times Higher Education rankings, compiled using data from THE World University Rankings.

Through our National Centre for Research Culture (NCRC) we are collaborating across the sector for meaningful change, sharing best practice and leading on research about research culture. Learn more and get involvedLink opens in a new window with a network and conversation events.

Next term鈥檚 masterclasses from the Warwick Institute of Engagement – on topics including evaluating impact, creating hands on activities, and engaging the public with sensitive topics – might be for you.