Kathryn won a Warwick Awards for Teaching Excellence for Postgraduates who Teach (WATE PGR) for her work on widening participation and the Sutton Trust Summer School.

On 19th May 2015, Dr Michael Scott from Classics at Warwick and Prof Brian Cox from Physics at Manchester will debate the interdisiciplinarity of arts and science as part of the Warwick 50th anniversary Distinguished Lecture series in the Warwick Arts Centre.

On Monday students on the Art and Architecture module run by Dr Zahra Newby got the chance to experience ancient stone carving techniques. In a workshop led by sculptor, Andy Tanser, they experimented with carving limestone and soapstone, giving them the chance to see how labour intensive carving stone actually is.

Generously sponsored by local business Russcote Stonemasons; funded as part of an IATL academic fellowship held by Dr Newby. For student perspectives on the event, read the blog.

Warwick Taught Masters Scholarship Scheme

We are delighted that the Taught Masters Scholarship Scheme, which ran so successfully last year, is to continue for 2014-15. Further details will be announced soon, but for more information in the meantime, please see the Scholarship page. The Scheme is designed to promote access to Taught Masters courses for Home/EU students from under-represented groups.

Aristophanes Thesmophoriazusae will be performed in Warwick Arts Centre main Theatre on Monday 26th January 2015 7-8.30pm, produced by the Warwick Classics Society.

Tickets are £4.50. Available on line http://www.warwickartscentre.co.uk/whats-on/2015/aristophanes-thesmophoriazusae/ or by phone: 02476 524 524