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Sign up to our Sports and Wellness Hub during February and get March for free. Find out more.

You can get involved in two social inclusion employability programmes this year - Beyond Your Limits and Smart Futures Programme - in partnership with the EY Foundation. Find out how your experience can help young people develop skills and support them into education or employment, and sign up by 1 March.

Anyone with recent involvement in mitigating circumstances – including panel members, senior and personal tutors, and those in professional services who support the consideration of mitigating circumstances – is welcome to offer views and suggestions to our policy, procedures and portal, as part of a light touch review.

Have you got something to say about workplace wellbeing? Anonymously share your experiences with WIHEA’s Illuminations project to help understand how work practices, processes, and procedures enhance and/or inhibit the wellbeing of student-facing staff at Warwick post-Covid.

Is it possible to know exactly what someone is thinking from a single facial expression? Whilst we might think the answer is yes, Dr Elisabeth Blagrove from Psychology explains why the reality might not be so simple.

This month’s festival theme is ‘Health’, providing lots of opportunities to learn about healthy living, food and emotional wellbeing. Discover what's on for you to get involved with.

Every Sunday until mid March, families can drop-in to the Creative Learning Space at Warwick Arts Centre to take part in free, creative and fun activities led by our Artists-in-Residence and inspired by our exhibitions and programme. Stop by to get creative and try something new!

We are aware that some staff colleagues may be experiencing problems when using Outlook or Teams. If you have been affected, please see further information and support.

In order to get help as quickly as possible in the event of an emergency, if the emergency services are needed on campus please contact them through the Community Safety team (internal extension x22222 or 024 7652 2222) rather than calling for an ambulance, the fire service or police direct. The team will help the emergency services reach the right location quickly.