We have been working to evolve our brand to better reflect who we are today and our global ambitions for 2030 and beyond. Our brand is more than just our logo. As one of the world’s exceptional universities, Warwick’s brand should reflect our values, purpose, and hopes for the future.

The generosity of your alumni and supporter community is driving lasting change – empowering students and advancing vital research. You’re helping us break down barriers to higher education, enrich students’ experience, and fund innovative research with global impact. Thank you.

Here are just some of the ways that support made an enduring impact in 2024.

Congratulations to our Warwick alumni and staff who have been recognised in the 2025 Kings New Year Honours. The awards celebrate extraordinary people from across the UK for their outstanding contributions to society.

Bertrand is a passionate entrepreneur committed to making running accessible and enjoyable through technology and community. Transitioning from a decade in strategy consulting, he has embraced the challenges of entrepreneurship, applying analytical and problem-solving skills to build a business from the ground up.

After earning a BA and MA from Warwick in 2020, Ellie returned to pursue a PhD on the psychology of lesbian women in contemporary French cinema. Inspired by a year of teaching at Université Côte d'Azur and her positive experience at Warwick, she is now immersed in research and motivated by the supportive PhD community.

Donal oversees operations across multiple African markets, enabling access to solar energy for rural communities through an innovative financing model. With an MSc in Behavioural & Economic Science from Warwick, he credits his success to data-driven experimentation, interdisciplinary learning, and a passion for addressing global challenges like energy access.

Daguang published “The Key Science of Interlingual Language Signs Invention” in trilingual edition, which encapsulates more than thirty years academic life experience greatly influenced by the University of Warwick.

George's work is currently focussed on investigating the use of machine learning techniques to optimise revenue, as industry-wide changes to airline ticketing are scheduled to come into effect within the next couple of years.

Manav is deeply interested in learning about biological systems and have a particular passion for environmental sustainability through exploiting biological innovation. Warwick's world-leading research at the School of Life Sciences was pivotal in his career journey.

Ellie developed expertise in communication, problem-solving, teamwork, and organisation during her time at Warwick. These skills have proven to be crucial to her post-university life and career.