Memories from our 1975-1984 graduates

The friends made at Warwick are still central to Paul's life over 40 years later.

Witnessing a rainbow falling into the lake on the day of his interview led Raymond to study at Warwick.

Colin is still meeting up with his friends from Warwick after half a century.

Working in the Law School when it was just starting out gave June the confidence to come back to study here.

Campus news travelled differently when Angela was at Warwick and she helped set up a new student magazine.

"For those of us from provincial working-class backgrounds, Warwick provided a tremendous opportunity to study"

Bogusia remembers the pioneering spirit on campus.

Elizabeth's book, Heroes and Traitors, is inspired by the aftermath of the English Civil War

Andrew recalls the time American poet Allen Ginsberg gave a reading in the Warwick Arts Centre

Andrew remembers the vibrant community at Warwick and how his degree taught him not to be afraid of questioning things

Roger, his sister, and his son all met their respective partners at Warwick making it truly a special connection for their family.

Former Director of the Institute for the Study of English in Africa at Rhodes University in South Africa, Laurence has written two books.