Child Friendly Warwickshire, in partnership with young people and Warwickshire County Council colleagues from the Children and Families team, are excited to announce the Warwickshire Youth Conference 2025: Shaping tomorrow together, taking place on Friday 25 April 2025 at The Slate Conference Room, University of Warwick.

More information can be found HERE!

The Library and Modern Records Centre will highlight some of its unique archival content to celebrate the University’s 60th anniversary.

Modern Records Centre Opening Times:
Mon-Thurs 09:00 - 17:00
Fridays 09:00 - 16:00

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the University of Warwick, the Library has created a special collection of fiction books from the last 60 years.

Come to the Library's Breathing Space to browse at your leisure or discover the collection online by searching "University of Warwick 60th Anniversary Collection" on the Library website.

Dive into the words and worlds of popular authors!

On 22 June 2024, Reginald and David Clayton—former farmers of the land that now forms our University campus—returned for a heartfelt visit.

During their time here, they generously presented the University with a special photo and commemorative plaque of their former home.

Join us at the SU's exhibition spanning 60 years, where we'll cover everything from Red Warwick to POP! Ever wondered how we got our buildings in the first place? What a Union General Meeting used to look like? How many Clubs and Socs we started out with in 1965? Maybe you're curious to see Disco Dave's view on a regular Wednesday night? Lucky for you, we've combed through our Archives over the past years to put key moments of our history on display for you to explore.

A two-day symposium in Term 3 that combines academic talks, student panels, reflective sessions, and workshops for teachers from local schools.

Celebrate the University of Warwick’s 60th Anniversary by getting hands on with bees, botany, and bots at the Innovation Campus!

The Innovation Campus event is an exciting day out to the University of Warwick's Innovation Campus in Wellesbourne, Stratford Upon Avon. It's an all-ages celebration of sustainability and a chance to learn all about seeds, soil, and so much more!

Join the Midlands Hub for an International Symposium linked to Education for Sustainable Development.

Co-delivered by the Warwick Africa Hub, Warwick Law School, and Department of Politics and International Studies, the event marking Africa Day will reflect the historic and contemporary links our students, staff, and alumni have with Africa and celebrate the transformational internal and external impact of this engagement.

We're back for another Resonate Festival of Arts and Culture! We'll be exploring culture and creativity at this festival-style day for all ages.

This event is aimed at people of all ages though not every activity or event is suitable for everyone, with the most to do for those aged 5-11 and their accompanying adults. Reserve your free space below!

The Warwick Africa Hub is thrilled to once again host our annual Distinguished Africa Lecture, designed to showcase world-leading African scholarship and to celebrate Warwick’s engagement with our partners.

Click HERE for registration for in person or online attendance!

The Warwick Student Arts Festival is back in 2025 for an even longer weekend of free performances!

From 13th-16th June, we will bring campus to life as a celebration of all things student art, from visual art to music and theatre, from a stage in the Piazza all the way to Avon Drama Studios.

We are inviting school children, their teachers, and families from the region to take part in a project which will make them think creatively about designing buildings, ancient and modern, and the role these buildings play in building communities.

The winning designs will be announced and displayed at FabFest Schools Day on Tuesday 17th June 2025.

The annual International Conference of Undergraduate Research (ICUR) will include a stream of presentations connected to and broadcast from Warwick Venice Centre.

Our event offers a drop-in style experience for staff, students, wider community members, and invited guests. There is truly something for everyone! You can engage with our Collective Creative Charter, surprise yourself with Blackout Poetry, get reflective with Test tube Telegrams, immerse yourself in the wonderfully crafted mindfulness sessions.

Founded ten years after the University, in 1975, this year Theatre and Performance Studies turns 50. To mark these two big birthdays, the department is hosting a day-long celebration for its alumni community.

As a founding department of Warwick, the Department of Physics is excited to welcome our growing alumni community back to campus to celebrate our 60th anniversary alongside current staff and students.

Celebrating the work of current academics from Gibbet Hill and reflecting the expansion around Gibbet Hill, the trail will encourage people to explore wonderful but relatively less accessed green spaces, providing an opportunity for everyone to enjoy our beautiful campus - combining literature, biology and outdoor activity, promoting mental health & wellbeing.

Book your ticket back to 1989 to share in an experience that shaped a generation; to feel the anticipation, the trepidation, the excitement, and the euphoria, that was Acid House.

In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is currently touring around the UK and we're delighted to be able to host this immersive experience at Warwick Arts Centre.

Tickets on sale in Spring!

The Museum of Climate Stories is a project which encourages people to see the world around them differently.

*Dates and more information to be provided soon.

Warwick is a hub of innovation education and support. The natural next step is to develop and share our innovation facilitation capabilities, moving from delivery and training to empowerment and levelling up our innovation leadership development.

We present an inspiring series of talks to discuss race and identity, how these shape societies and affect individual and collective states of wellbeing and belonging.

Join us at the annual URSS Showcase: a special occasion to celebrate the outstanding work of our undergraduate researchers, to view their research posters, hear live presentations and speak to students about their summer research projects.

Join us for a dazzling international light procession, where you’re invited to join the rest of the Warwick community and create a luminous display, winding through the heart of campus. Let the rhythm of student musicians guide your steps as you carry your own handcrafted lanterns and light sculptures, lighting up familiar campus pathways with a creative glow.