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WP Staff Network sessions term 2 - Working Outside the Bubble.
Attend the second session in the Working Outside the Bubble series on the 23 March, which focuses on working with organisations that support looked after children and young carers. Find out more about the event and register.
Stonewall UK Workplace Equality Index
Warwick was ranked 122 out of 403 workplaces in the 2022 Stonewall Workplace Equality Index, achieving Gold for high standards in specific categories. Find out more about our 2022 results and Warwick's areas of future priority in order to further support our LGBTQUIA+ students and staff.
Volunteering opportunities for two employment programmes, Smart Futures and Beyond your Limits.
Hear from our colleague Claire Algar as she discusses her experiences of working with young people to support them into employment – and join an information session to learn more about getting involved.
Reminder: Submit your internship vacancy
A reminder that you can still apply to host a Warwick intern in your department this summer, as part of the Warwick Internship Programme 2022. Click to find out more and make sure to submit your application by Monday 7 March.
Tai chi sessions
Help to relax your mind and be more focused by taking part in a Tai chi session arranged by The School of Modern Languages and Cultures. See the dates available and register your interest.
Could life exist in habitable zone of dead star?
According to a new study involving astronomers from Warwick, a ring of planetary debris studded with moon-sized structures has been observed orbiting close to a white dwarf star, hinting at a nearby planet in the 鈥渉abitable zone鈥� where water and thus life could exist. Read more.
Warwick Business School met to talk with Gus O'Donnell as he looks to make wellbeing the goal of governments.
Covid-19 guidance: update 22 February
Following the recent government update on changes to Covid-19 self-isolation guidance, read our latest update where we share what this will mean for Warwick.
UniSAFE research survey
We鈥檙e supporting UniSAFE, a project created to better understand the prevalence of gender-based violence in research performing organisations and universities. Find out more about the project and complete the anonymous survey now to help contribute to this initiative.