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National Express bus services are expected to be significantly reduced due to strike action from Monday (20 March).

Our Provost Chris Ennew, who’s led the development and delivery of our academic strategy since 2016, has decided to retire this summerLink opens in a new window, after decades of outstanding service within the higher education sector. We’d like to thank Chris for her huge contribution to Warwick, and wish her well for the future.

Remember, nominations for Warwick’s Wonders and Wows awards have reopened – is there a colleague or a piece of outstanding work you’d like to be recognised?  

Did you take part in our ‘One small act’ scheme last week? Colleagues all across Warwick signed up to become Green Champions, learned how to create a hedgehog-friendly campus, and took part in energy-saving scavenger hunts. But sustainable living isn’t just for Green Week – here's a reminder of what you can do to keep making a differenceLink opens in a new window. 

Adrian Hope will be joining Warwick in early AprilLink opens in a new window, as Chief Information Security Officer. Adrian’s goal will be to strengthen our cybersecurity to protect the University against cyber threats, while ensuring that measures balance the needs of our end-users.

To follow on from University Mental Health Day on 9 March, we spoke with colleagues from Warwick Medical School, who have led on research into how workplaces could support employee mental healthLink opens in a new window across the Midlands.

Hear from , a Professor in the Department of Sociology, on their research to support and encourage political participation and civic engagement from women from minority backgrounds.

Would you like to find out more about, and get involved in, gender equity work taking place at Warwick? Join our Registrar Rachel Sandby-Thomas and keynote speaker Professor Kiran Trehan (University of York) on Wednesday 29 March in University House Atrium, at the launch of a termly ‘Inspiring Women at Warwick’ networking café.

The emergence of artificial intelligence ‘chatbot’ ChatGPT has raised serious concerns about academic integrity. At Warwick, presenting work generated via ChatGPT or similar as one’s own work is viewed as academic misconduct and is subject to existing processes and consequences. Find out more about the University’s guidanceLink opens in a new window.