If you’re interested in starting your return to education but aren’t sure if you have the confidence or skills to study for a degree, why not join CLL’s free online summer gateway starting later this month? Successful completion of the course guarantees an interview for the 2+2 degree pathway.

The aim of this event was to inspire primary school children and their families from the local community about the history of Coventry's textiles, linking this to modern day technology and programming skills that are really important for children to learn. Find out more about the day and view our gallery.

We now have our very own podcast! In this episode we speak to Professor Michael Scott and Professor Helen Wheatley about Warwick's involvement with City of Culture. Listen in to discover how public engagement at the University links in to the city's culture. Plus you can learn all about our very own Resonate Festival!

Award winning artist Laura Dicken is looking for participants from the city’s migrant and diaspora communities to take part in a collaborative and inclusive portrait project celebrating Coventry’s diversity. Find out more.

Dr Jo Trowsdale, Associate Professor of Education, Arts and Creativity, is asking for different views on whether Coventry is a city renowned for making things, for inventing and re-inventing. Tell us what you think by taking part in a short survey.

Together with Coventry University, on 24-25 June we’re hosting a major summit of regional and national leaders to present plans for the impact and legacy of cultural mega-events like City of Culture. Register for free tickets to receive reminders, further information and the latest updates about the programme.

Dr Ben Richardson from our Department of Politics and International Studies and his colleagues in the Colonial Hangover project, along with Margaret Rushton at Leamington History Group and local historian Jane Croom, have sought to elaborate this imperial history through a walking tour of the town that you can take using the guide they have put together. Download the guide here and take the tour.

Our Wellesbourne campus has become a partner in the Arden Farm Wildlife Network Tree Sparrow Project. The project brings together like-minded farmers to share best practice on how to improve their farm for wildlife whilst maintaining a productive farm. See how funding secured by the network has enabled us to install tree sparrow boxes as well as a barn owl box and restore their habitat and nesting sites.