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The Council is inviting applications for the post of Pro-Vice-Chancellor to provide inspiring and skillful academic leadership across the University.

We are deeply saddened to share the news that Sofia Wright, a first-year undergraduate in the Department of Psychology, has passed away. Tributes have been paid to the 鈥榳arm, popular and talented鈥� student.

The Report and Support Team are running a series of workshops to mark national Sexual Abuse and Violence Awareness Week 2023.

We鈥檙e really pleased to let you know that the University has achieved the Thrive at Work Wellbeing Foundation AwardLink opens in a new window, a welcome step forward in developing everyone鈥檚 wellbeing. There鈥檚 much more to come. Here鈥檚 a reminder of what the survey results told us, what we鈥檙e doing and how you can get involvedLink opens in a new window.

We鈥檙e also proud to share that we鈥檝e been ranked for work-based learning, according to Forage. Well done to everyone involved in building students鈥� skills through both academic and extra-curricular opportunities, making sure they gain valuable tools to help shape their future paths.

With further industrial action strike dates planned for February and March, you can continue to refer to information and FAQs on the staff industrial action hub pageLink opens in a new window. This includes the video walkthrough of how to record absence for industrial action in SuccessFactorsLink opens in a new window.

Help us to celebrate those colleagues making outstanding contributions in teaching and learning, and in supporting our students. There鈥檚 just one week left to get your nominations in for the Warwick Awards for Teaching ExcellenceLink opens in a new window, which close on 10 February. Know an outstanding personal tutor? You have until 17 February to nominate them for the Warwick Awards for Personal Tutoring ExcellenceLink opens in a new window.

鈥淭he Arts do a world of good, but how much good, and who should pay for them?鈥� Hear from Dr Andrew Anzel, Warwick Business School, talking about his research into the importance and social impact of arts and culture.  

New research involving academics from Warwick has found that some antidepressants may be effective in treating certain chronic pain conditions, but others lack convincing evidence on their effectiveness. Discover more in this .