This May, step into three powerful artistic worlds as The University of Warwick’s Mead Gallery presents new exhibitions by internationally acclaimed artists Mao Ishikawa and Mike Silva, and an exciting interactive presentation curated by their Youth Leadership Collective. Running from 1 May to 22 June 2025 at Warwick Arts Centre, the exhibitions offer compelling reflections on memory, identity, and the places we call home.

The University of Warwick is celebrating its 60th anniversary in style with a bold, neon-infused legacy project created in partnership with artist David Speed. The Retreat to CreateLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window project will see David immerse himself in campus life, meeting students, staff, and the local community.

Staff and students from across WMG at the University of Warwick had another busy, fun-packed British Science Week, taking part in a total of 11 special STEM events reaching out to more than 1,500 young scientists, teachers, and families.

The University of Warwick’s bold vision for new world-leading STEM facilities has taken a significant step forward with Kier appointed as the preferred lead contractor to deliver Phase 1 of the project. The programme will strengthen the regional economy by creating more than 1,500 construction-related jobs over the lifetime of the project.

WMG at The University of Warwick is proud to announce the launch of the JLR-WMG Supply Chain Innovation Hub. Working in partnership with luxury automotive manufacturer JLR, the hub is aground-breaking research and industry collaboration aimed at developing innovative and best-in-class supply chain solutions.

Socially disadvantaged and homeless performers from Underground Lights community theatre group in Coventry have been exploring a range of new creative skills on a collaboration project with The University of Warwick.

Professor Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor and President of The University of Warwick, has been honoured with the Coventry Award of Merit in recognition of his contributions to higher education, inclusive economic growth, and community engagement in the city.

Nadine Holdsworth, Professor of Theatre and Performance at The University of Warwick, was presented with the High Sheriff’s award at a special ceremony last night (19 March), where her achievements were celebrated in style, alongside other worthy recipients from across the region.