News feed

Matthew Thompson, a Warwick Medical School student who volunteered at Nuneaton's George Eliot Hospital, used specialist equipment to take photographs of staff in their working environment in the summer of 2020. He did this to illustrate the range of people involved in the care of patients during the pandemic, and has now had the portraits put on display as a photography exhibition at the hospital.

We caught up with Matt Raw, the artist commissioned to turn a huge section the outer wall by the main entrance of the brand-new Faculty of building into a beautiful mural. Matt’s ceramic artwork, which is now complete after three years, is called Faith in the Miraculous. It reflects everything we hope the new building will help bring to life – collaboration, creativity and innovation. Learn more.

The new Faculty of Arts building will open its doors on 6th December to students, staff and the public and will put collaboration and engagement at the heart of a new campus 'cultural quarter'. The new building provides an interdisciplinary learning and research space and will also host events and exhibitions open to all. Learn more about this new, exciting development!

A new role has been created in WMG, University of Warwick, entitled 'The Lord Bhattacharyya Chair in Education', to continue the late Lord Bhattacharyya's legacy enhancing WMG’s academic expertise in the understanding, development and teaching of engineering and manufacturing internationally.

Please be advised the A46 north bound exit slip road will be closed overnight on the 18 November 2021 between 20:00 and 06:00 to allow works to be carried out in the area in preparation for the arrival of bridge beams later this month.

On the morning of Saturday 27 November at 00:01, both north and south bound carriageways on the A46 are to be closed between Thickthorn island at Kenilworth and Stivichall interchange at Coventry. This closure will remain in place until the evening of Sunday 28 November.

TeenTech City of Tomorrow will see Coventry school children make a city of recyclable household items, with help from researchers at WMG, University of Warwick who will teach them all about sustainability. A select few ideas – buildings and technology- will then be exhibited at the Coventry Transport Museum.

We welcomed the Bolivian president to campus last week, a Warwick Alumnus in Economics who inspired a group of gathering students, answering their questions about his studies and time at Warwick. You can find out more and watch the interview.