As Warwick celebrated its 60th year, we were pleased to welcome attendees to a showcase and celebration of our outstanding research and impact, undertaken by staff, students, and in collaboration with our partners.

The programme for the event can be viewed HERELink opens in a new window!

Participants had the chance to explore the campus at night, with opportunities to see nocturnal animals, investigate the UV spectrum, and visit the Observatory. Warwick at Night invited the University and local communities to discover our amazing campus after dark.

Attendees joined us for a biofluorescence walk, an observatory visit, and a pop-up planetarium activity.

This sold-out event offered a day of all-ages fun exploring science, technology, and engineering!

All ages were welcome, but most activities were aimed at those aged 5-11 and their accompanying adults

Carlos Noreña (Berkeley) delivered a captivating Public Lecture as part of the Humanities Research Centre 30th Anniversary Event, exploring The Roman Atlantic: Ecology and Empire on an Ocean Frontier.

The event offered fascinating insights into the intersection of nature and empire on the ocean’s edge.

A life-sized Lego Suffragette statue named ‘Hope’ was on display in the Agora, Faculty of Arts Building, between the 10th and 28th of February 2025.

Guests enjoyed a feast of fun-filled activities to celebrate 60 years of the University of Warwick's Art Collection with a special late-night event coinciding with the Mead Gallery exhibition, featuring live music, 20 print stalls, workshops, and much more!

In 2025, the University of Warwick celebrated 60 years of innovation, collaboration, and transformational spirit, delivering impact through pioneering research and transformative teaching while addressing complex regional and global challenges. Attendees explored 60 years of innovation at the University of Warwick.

We gathered in the Piazza on Wednesday, 22 January, to mark the start of our 60th anniversary programme.