The Digital Arts and Humanities Lab (DAHL) is a community initiative designed to support Arts students in developing their digital and designerly capabilities – in this drop-in session, coordinator Dr Robert O’Toole discusses the DAHL and how you can get involved!

This event is an informal walk around campus with fellow Arts students with Reece Goodall, one of the Directors of Student Experience for the Faculty, and other members of the Faculty staff. It's a chance to see some of the key places on campus and meet other students, and to informally ask any questions you might have about life at Warwick. Come to the ground floor of the Faculty of Arts building, and we'll see where our feet take us - fingers crossed that we have a bit of sun!

The Arts Study Café is a space run by the Arts Faculty team for our students, and we’re running a casual session to discuss the support we can offer you throughout the year – come along to meet coordinator Dr Bing Lu and the other members of the Faculty team!

Join Us for a Fun, Free Intro Session to the Widening Participation (WP) Student Network!

Are you ready to connect with like-minded students from diverse backgrounds across the university? Our informal introductory event, run by current students, is the perfect opportunity! Enjoy free pizza, games, and a chance to meet new friends in a friendly and relaxed environment.

What's on Offer:

• Free Pizza: Because who doesn't love pizza?
• Meet and Greet: Connect with students who share similar experiences.
• Join the Community: Find out more about how you can be involved in the Network.

What is the Widening Participation Student Network (WPSN)?

University can be a daunting and isolating experience for many Widening Participation students. From rising living costs to imposter syndrome, WP students often face unique challenges that might go unnoticed by others. The WPSN aims to bring students together, allowing you to share your experiences and build a supportive community.

Why Join Us?

• Community Building: Meet others who understand your journey.
• Supportive Environment: Share experiences and find common ground.
• Year-Round Events: Enjoy relaxed wellbeing sessions, social gatherings, informative talks, and development workshops.

Who Can Join?

The Widening Participation Student Network is open to home students from various backgrounds, including:
• Students receiving a Warwick Bursary or other means-tested financial support
• Those who were eligible for Free School Meals in secondary school or come from a low-income household
• First-generation university students
• Students with disabilities
• Mature students who started higher education over the age of 21
• Students with experience in local authority care
• Estranged students not supported by their parents
• Students with caring responsibilities (physical, practical, or emotional)
• Students who are part of the Warwick Scholars programme

For more information about the network and to check your eligibility, please visit our webpages: https://warwick.ac.uk/study/outreach/currentstudents/wpstudentnetwork/