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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.

Find more information on the programme of events: HERE!

The annual International Conference of Undergraduate Research (ICUR) will be held in the Oculus Building and online and at our participating institutions on Wednesday 18th and Thursday 19th June 2025.

We are proud and very excited to run Mother Tongue Other Tongue, a multilingual poetry competition that celebrates cultural diversity and the many languages currently spoken in schools across the UK.

This year we are working in collaboration with Coventry Cathedral to mark the 80th anniversary of the Second World War and Warwick's 60th anniversary. The competition will centre on the themes of embracing diversity, peace and justice and healing the wounds of the past. A display will be created in the cathedral with our entries.

This is an informal, free event for Coventry School children and their adults to enjoy a range of activities linked to reading, sport and arts. Bring yourselves, any instruments or crowns you might have made and a picnic!

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.

Find more info on the event HERE!

Talk title:

Remembering the forgotten blitz: bombing and reconciliation in Paris and Normandy and how Coventry showed the way.

1 of 2 talks - other talk can be found for 24th September on the topic of "Why Language Matters: Propaganda and remembering German women's experiences of defeat in 1945)"

Both talks with more information on the speaker can be found and booked for free HERE!

Talk title:

Why Language Matters: Propaganda and remembering German women's experiences of defeat in 1945

1 of 2 talks - other talk can be found for 17th September on Remembering the forgotten blitz: bombing and reconciliation in Paris and Normandy and how Coventry showed the way.

Both talks with more information on the speaker can be found and booked for free HERE!

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.

Part of Warwick Arts Centre's Words & Ideas programme and featuring celebrated authors, artists and campaigners, we present a series of talks to discuss race and identity, how these shape societies and affect individual and collective states of wellbeing and belonging.

More details to be shared soon - including booking links.

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.

This event is part of the outreach and widening participation work delivered to local schools by the School of Modern Languages and Cultures. We are collaborating on this occasion with Coventry Cathedral to design an event to mark the 80th anniversary since the end of World War Two and University of Warwick’s 60th birthday.

More information can be found HERE!

Part of Warwick Arts Centre's Words & Ideas programme and featuring celebrated authors, artists and campaigners, we present a series of talks to discuss race and identity, how these shape societies and affect individual and collective states of wellbeing and belonging.

More details to be shared soon - including booking links.

Part of Warwick Arts Centre's Words & Ideas programme and featuring celebrated authors, artists and campaigners, we present a series of talks to discuss race and identity, how these shape societies and affect individual and collective states of wellbeing and belonging.

More details to be shared soon - including booking links.