Reading Space is hosted in our Breathing Space and is an event where you can come and take a break from your studies in a calming environment. We encourage you to sit back and do some leisure reading during this event and we will often highlight some of our Leisure Reading Collection as well.

Join us in the Library Breathing Space on Sunday, November 17th for an engaging discussion on intenationally important pieces of literature.

After the Act: A section 28 Musical from the University of Warwick alumni company Breach Theatre – a new 80’s-inspired musical about pride and protest, and abseiling lesbians. exploring the effects of Thatcher’s Section 28 - landmark legislation that silenced a generation and offered a global blueprint for LGBTQ+ oppression. To celebrate Warwick Arts Centre’s 50th Anniversary season ‘Rebels With A Cause!” the arts centre team is offering a special promotion of 50 £5 tickets for the #FIRSTFIFTY students who book seats for our headline event. Use the discount code ATA24TIX

The topic for this Diversity Dialogues session is Festivals of Light and is led by Dr Gurnam Sing, Buddhist Faith Adviser. Gurnam volunteers as a Sikh Faith Adviser at the Warwick Chaplaincy.

Dr Gurnam Singh is an activist researcher, writer, and educator. His work is dedicated to highlighting and disrupting systems and mechanisms of power, privilege and violence that lead to human suffering and inequity. He is a honorary Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Warwick and a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts (FRSA). Dr Singh has published on issues related to social justice, anti-racism and decolonisation. Prior to entering academia, he worked as a professional social worker and community activist. In more recent times his work has sought to connect issues of coloniality, capitalism and climate emergency and in particular the role of education.

Refreshments provided and all welcome.

Friday prayers in the Islamic Prayer Hall, next to the Chaplaincy.

The arts have always been a vessel for self-expression across the ages: a tool for remembrance, community building, joy and resistance. This film programme is a celebration of the Black British Pioneers within performance and visual arts, showcasing archival works as well as contemporary films and holding space for discussions between curators, archivists and storytellers.

See the Warwick Arts Centre website for the full programme and to book tickets. Various dates throughout November.

Season Curated by Tosin Alapafuja

Are you struggling to concentrate, and get "in the zone" with your work? Our minds work best in short, focused intervals, eliminating all distractions for a while to avoid procrastination. Write Here, Write Now focused work sessions promote quiet study time, alongside breaks when you can chat to other students and grab some free refreshments. The perfect event to beat procrastination!

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Come and meet people and make friends at our Chaplaincy Community Lunch. Open to all.

Lexis+ UK is a leading law database used in both academic and legal practice in the UK. This training session will provide an online demonstration of the Lexis+ UK database, show you how to find primary (legislation and case law) and secondary (books and journals) legal materials, and provide an opportunity to take the Lexis+ UK Legal Research Certification test.

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Discover the beauty and meaning behind traditional crafts from around the world! Learn about their cultural significance before diving into a hands-on workshop. Create your own unique masterpiece to take home and treasure.

Westlaw UK is a leading law database used in both academic and legal practice in the UK. Law students need excellent legal research skills for success in both their academic studies and future employment. Join Gavin Allan, a Thomson Reuters trainer, for an online demonstration of the Westlaw UK law database and the opportunity to take the Westlaw UK Certification. Learn how to find primary (legislation and case law) and secondary (books and journals) legal materials using the Westlaw UK database.

Join us for a break from your studies with free refreshments, to meet other postgrads, and to share tips on postgrad life. PG Tips runs every week. It is an event which you can drop in and out of.

It is an opportunity to ask questions outside of your department and supervisor on all aspects of postgraduate life, whether that's how to apply for a PhD, how to balance your study time and your social life, or simply where does the best coffee or food on campus. Whether your queries are academic or pastoral, our Library Student Partners will share their advice, or direct you to the appropriate service.

Join us in-person or online as we discuss the impact of digital services and programmes on democracy, healthcare, data gathering and more!

Join us in-person or online as we discuss the impact of digital services and programmes on democracy, healthcare, data gathering and more!

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Join the Anglican and Free Church Christian Chaplains for a short communion service.

Join our Jewish Chaplain for Bagels and chat.

Want to know more about managing your references, saving time and avoiding plagiarism? The webinar will introduce you to the desktop version of EndNote and will demonstrate how to import or add references to your library, how to create groups, how to attach full text articles. It will also show you how to use the Cite While You Write function in Microsoft Word to generate citations and bibliographies. The webinars are delivered via Teams with alternating sessions for PC and Mac users. Please make sure you select a slot which corresponds with the operating system you will be using.

All Materials Provided. Free, Drop-In.

Anyone can get involved in making their own props for the procession.

Ahead of the Global Light Procession, Artist, Naoibh MacNamee will be helping participants make paper lanterns which reflect their own cultures.

We're teaming up with Warwick Arts Centre and the Students Union to bring you a mix of workshops and support to celebrate our global community!

For all the details and booking links, click HERE

Calling all first-year international students! The Student Experience Division are hosting the next International Student Roundtable, providing an opportunity for new students of the 2024-2025 academic year to share your perspectives and experiences before and since arriving at Warwick.

Let us know what is going well and highlight areas where we can enhance the international student experience with the themes of preparing for arrival, settling in/living in the UK and wider student experience during studies and ‘needs’ and ‘wants’. We're even offering a £25 shopping voucher as a thank you for sharing your thoughts, find out more and book your place today!”

Housing Options for Returning Students - Whether you're an undergraduate or postgraduate student returning to study at Warwick for the 2025/2026 academic year, you may already be thinking about where you'd like to live next year. Our advice is don't rush. You'll have the option to book a room on campus and take advantage of the many benefits available. Alternatively, if you're unsuccessful in securing a room on campus or you'd like to explore living off campus, you can look for suitable properties off campus using Warwick Studentpad.

Students have the opportunity to join us at our housing events to explore the accommodation options available. Wherever you decide to live - we're here to help!

Research Refresh gives PGRs the opportunity to take a break from their work, chat with other researchers, and enjoy some board games, as well as free coffee, cakes and snacks.

These sessions are also a great opportunity to network with other researchers, discuss your research, and to take a break so that you can return to your work refreshed and relaxed. Drop in at any time during the event and stay as long as you like.

Lexis+ UK is a leading law database used in both academic and legal practice in the UK. Law students need excellent legal research skills for success in both their academic studies and future employment. Join Breeyana McIntosh, a LexisNexis trainer, for an online demonstration of the Lexis+ UK law database and the opportunity to take the Lexis+ UK Practical Guidance Certification. Learn how to find legal guidance materials including overviews, practice notes, and standard forms and precedents using the Lexis+ UK database.

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Friday prayers in the Islamic Prayer Hall, next to the Chaplaincy.

Want to know more about managing your references, saving time and avoiding plagiarism? The webinar will introduce you to the desktop version of EndNote and will demonstrate how to import or add references to your library, how to create groups, how to attach full text articles. It will also show you how to use the Cite While You Write function in Microsoft Word to generate citations and bibliographies. The webinars are delivered via Teams with alternating sessions for PC and Mac users. Please make sure you select a slot which corresponds with the operating system you will be using.

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Café Church - What does it mean to be a reconciling presence? Why does it matter? And what difference could it make?

Today we welcome Emma Crick de Boom, Reconciliation Enabler, who is part of the Coventry Diocesan staff team and Archbishop Justin’s Reconciliation Ministry Team.

She will share with us how reconciling habits can focus how we hold ourselves and influences the culture in the groups that we belong to. Come and discover how they contributes to a missional imperative, showing and messaging that the church can and be good news, where people on the verges or on the outside of our communities can see an ability to cross divides and that builds a place of peace.

“All this is from God, who reconciled us to himself through Christ and gave us the ministry of reconciliation.” 2 Corinthians 5:

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Warwick's annual commemoration of Armistice Day, in which we remember all who have fallen in war and keep the 2 minutes silence with the nation.

Come and meet people and make friends at our Chaplaincy Community Lunch. Open to all.

Are you struggling to concentrate, and get "in the zone" with your work? Our minds work best in short, focused intervals, eliminating all distractions for a while to avoid procrastination. Write Here, Write Now focused work sessions promote quiet study time, alongside breaks when you can chat to other students and grab some free refreshments. The perfect event to beat procrastination!

This 90-minute bilingual interactive workshop gives an introduction to the concepts involved in, and influences on intercultural communication. Through a range of discussions, and interactive activities you will begin to explore your own cultural attitudes, as well as reflect on your own experiences.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant sounds of global music with free live performances at the Warwick Arts Centre.

Stop by your residence hub and let your creativity flow! Craft a complimentary tote bag that's uniquely yours, reflecting your personality, heritage, and individual flair.

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Langar is a community kitchen that offers free vegetarian food to anyone, regardless of social class, gender or religion. It's also a great opportunity to learn more about the Sikh faith, and meet members of Warwick's Sikh Society.

Discover the beauty and meaning behind traditional crafts from around the world! Learn about their cultural significance before diving into a hands-on workshop. Create your own unique masterpiece to take home and treasure.

Come along and take part in our Language Exchange tables which provide safe places to have a conversation about all things language and culture.

Want to know more about managing your references, saving time and avoiding plagiarism? The webinar will introduce you to the desktop version of EndNote and will demonstrate how to import or add references to your library, how to create groups, how to attach full text articles. It will also show you how to use the Cite While You Write function in Microsoft Word to generate citations and bibliographies. The webinars are delivered via Teams with alternating sessions for PC and Mac users. Please make sure you select a slot which corresponds with the operating system you will be using.

Join us for a break from your studies with free refreshments, to meet other postgrads, and to share tips on postgrad life. PG Tips runs every week. It is an event which you can drop in and out of.

It is an opportunity to ask questions outside of your department and supervisor on all aspects of postgraduate life, whether that's how to apply for a PhD, how to balance your study time and your social life, or simply where does the best coffee or food on campus. Whether your queries are academic or pastoral, our Library Student Partners will share their advice, or direct you to the appropriate service.

Fusion Sports Bar will be serving a special menu of dishes from around the world as part of One World Warwick. Diners can enjoy a programme of live music too.

Image Credit: William Shaw

Join us for this vibrant and playful introduction to contemporary batik. You will be guided through the intricate process of applying wax onto fabric with the opportunity to experiment with various colours and dyeing to bring your designs to life. At the end of the three sessions you will have created your own batik wall hanging to take home and display.

The Sisterhood represents Sarah Jane's inspiration and love for contemporary music-making and its iconic pioneers. It celebrates female singers who dominated the 20th century, including Nina Simone, Mariam Makeba, Kate Bush, Sinead O'Connor, and more.

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Come along at any time to talk to the friendly people at our stalls! There’s a whole range of people to speak to, who can help you with a range of problems from small niggles to huge questions. Get advice and guidance on all your housing needs! This year we have stalls from:

• SU Advice
• Warwick Accommodation
• Warwick District Council- Leamington Spa, Kenilworth, Warwick
• Coventry District Council – Coventry City Centre, Earlsdon, Canley and Tile Hill
• Report and Support
• Wellbeing
• Student Funding
• Residential Life Team
• Student Experience

Discover ground-breaking undergraduate research projects showcasing an international dimension through engaging poster displays and presentations.

Give you everything you need to know about your student housing journey from your on-campus options to private renting! Hear directly from the SU Advice team on the next steps involved, how to plan ahead, things to be aware of when looking for private housing and what to look for. The first 45-minutes will look to give you the information you need, with the last 15 minutes being an open format Q&A.

Represent your student society in this friendly 5-a-side Football "One World Cup" tournament, celebrating the diversity and spirit of our global community. It's all happening at the Sports and Wellness Hub – let the games begin!

Join the Anglican and Free Church Christian Chaplains for a short communion service.

Dreaming of international experiences? This event is for students interested in studying, working, volunteering, or conducting research abroad, both during and outside of term time. Explore your options and hear first-hand from students who've seized these opportunities!

Join our Jewish Chaplain for Bagels and chat.

Wrap up warm and join us for a dazzling show of light and colour as we celebrate our culture and diversity at the heart of Global Celebrations Week.

Attend one of our prop making workshops to build your own illuminated creations and take part!

This 90-minute interactive workshop gives an introduction to the concepts involved in, and influences on intercultural communication. Through a range of discussions, and interactive activities you will begin to explore your own cultural attitudes, as well as reflect on your own experiences.

Three workshops are offered in the week in different languages - English, Mandarin and Spanish.

*Photo of Intercultural Awareness workshop taken in January 2024 by Jamie Gray

It’s time to celebrate our global community with ‘One World Warwick’! In this fourth and final prop making workshop, you can join artist, Naoibh McNamee to finish off your props and costumes before taking part in the Global Light Procession at 5pm that will weave its way through central campus accompanied by student musicians. As part of the build-up, there are also opportunities to grab a hot drink, get your face-painted and take part in the procession rehearsals.

And if you're not planning to take part? Feel free to drop in, take a look at the wonderful creations and watch the procession unfold!

Assessments are an inevitable fact of university life - but, faced with essays, presentations, creative tasks, forum engagement and a whole other host of styles, it can be difficult to know where to start and how to turn in strong work. This session aims to demystify assessments, presenting practical advice on assessment types and offering tips on how to effectively engage with your assessment material.

Give you everything you need to know about your student housing journey from your on-campus options to private renting! Hear directly from the SU Advice team on the next steps involved, how to plan ahead, things to be aware of when looking for private housing and what to look for. The first 45-minutes will look to give you the information you need, with the last 15 minutes being an open format Q&A.

Discover Kabaddi! This exciting sport, popular throughout the Indian subcontinent, is gaining traction in the UK. Learn the rules, try it out yourself, and experience the sport first-hand. No experience necessary - just come ready to have fun!

The band pioneered the neo-burlesque/swing scene and went on to worldwide success releasing six albums, the first of which became the fastest selling Jazz album of all time, gathering fans across the globe.

Research Refresh gives PGRs the opportunity to take a break from their work, chat with other researchers, and enjoy some board games, as well as free coffee, cakes and snacks.

These sessions are also a great opportunity to network with other researchers, discuss your research, and to take a break so that you can return to your work refreshed and relaxed. Drop in at any time during the event and stay as long as you like.

There will be the opportunity to be part of the official launch of the University’s new International strategy and hear more about how the strategy can support you and your department. Find out more about all of the international-facing activities of the University, from our recruitment to campus experience, international educational opportunities for staff and students, international research funding and collaborations as well as our partnerships with institutions around the globe; and sign up to hear regularly about opportunities and developments in the global regions that interest you.

Feel free to come along to this chill social space whether you are an international student or from here, to connect with others and learn a little bit about cultures from around the world – while enjoying some FREE dinner! International Cafe is a friendly environment for you to explore Christianity for yourself and be part of a Christian community regardless of faith or cultural background.

Our Open Mic sessions are open to everyone.

If you’re a singer, instrumentalist, poet, MC or any other kind of musical performer then this is an opportunity for you.

You can sign up for Open Mic in advance to guarantee your space, just fill in this form(opens in a new tab)Link opens in a new window. Or turn up on the day too!

Hear from the curator of the Material Worlds exhibition along with artists Paloma Proudfoot and Rae-Yen Song as they contemporary their work and the power of textiles in contemporary art.

Find out more and book tickets via the Warwick Arts Centre website.

Survivor Sanctuary is a peer support group for anyone affected by sexual misconduct. Peer support sessions are now running at Warwick, every fortnight on Thursdays. There will be arts and crafts, homemade treats and refreshments in a calming space, hosted by caring volunteers. Remember, there is always support available through our Report and Support team.

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The topic for this Diversity Dialogues session is Stories we Tell and is led by Revd Annie McCormick, Anglican Chaplain at Warwick Chaplaincy.

Annie McCormick has been a priest for over 25 years in the Church of England. Originally from Lincolnshire she has worked in a variety of roles; Mental Health Chaplain, Hospital chaplain and as a Parish priest.

Annie’s interests lie in creative writing and poetry, learning British Sign language and in walking and nature. In particular she loves searching for springs and ancient wells. Currently she is exploring a theology of water in Biblical texts and early Christian writings, texts she believes are important to reflect on in light of our need to address climate change.

Refreshments provided and all welcome.

Friday prayers in the Islamic Prayer Hall, next to the Chaplaincy.

This bilingual 90-minute interactive workshop gives an introduction to the concepts involved in, and influences on intercultural communication. Through a range of discussions, and interactive activities you will begin to explore your own cultural attitudes, as well as reflect on your own experiences.

Are you struggling to concentrate, and get "in the zone" with your work? Our minds work best in short, focused intervals, eliminating all distractions for a while to avoid procrastination. Write Here, Write Now focused work sessions promote quiet study time, alongside breaks when you can chat to other students and grab some free refreshments. The perfect event to beat procrastination!

This is a stand-up show about belonging, finding your tribe, or not, and how to be ok with that. Time Out 10 Best Comedy Shows at the Fringe 2023. Hot off the back of a sold-out debut UK tour, Tatty Macleod is bringing her certain 'je ne sais quoi' to the stage with her hilarious hour of comedy: Fugue. Building on her hugely popular English vs French online sketches, she asks the important questions like: Do I have a drinking problem or am I just English? Warnings and additional info: Strong language/swearing. Image: Rachel Sherlock

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Join us in the Library Breathing Space on Sunday, November 17th for an engaging discussion on internationally important pieces of literature.

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Come and meet people and make friends at our Chaplaincy Community Lunch. Open to all.

The Faculty of Arts DSEP team invites you to a night of quizzing in the FAB. Meet your fellow students as you team up and test your wits against our quizmaster over six rounds! - Geography/History - Entertainment - Music Round - Dynamic Duos - Wipeout - Picture Round

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Discover the beauty and meaning behind traditional crafts from around the world! Learn about their cultural significance before diving into a hands-on workshop. Create your own unique masterpiece to take home and treasure.

Join us for a break from your studies with free refreshments, to meet other postgrads, and to share tips on postgrad life. PG Tips runs every week. It is an event which you can drop in and out of.

It is an opportunity to ask questions outside of your department and supervisor on all aspects of postgraduate life, whether that's how to apply for a PhD, how to balance your study time and your social life, or simply where does the best coffee or food on campus. Whether your queries are academic or pastoral, our Library Student Partners will share their advice, or direct you to the appropriate service.

Join us for this vibrant and playful introduction to contemporary batik. You will be guided through the intricate process of applying wax onto fabric with the opportunity to experiment with various colours and dyeing to bring your designs to life. At the end of the three sessions you will have created your own batik wall hanging to take home and display.

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Join us for a relaxing stroll in the fresh air while making the green spaces safer for wildlife during our next lunch time litter pick.

Join the Anglican and Free Church Christian Chaplains for a short communion service.

Join our Jewish Chaplain for Bagels and chat.

Come along to our stand on the first floor of the Library to get some tips and tricks for your studies this term from your fellow students. We'll be handing out some resources from below but will also have our Library Student Partners on hand so that you can ask any questions that you may have!

Housing Options for Returning Students - Whether you're an undergraduate or postgraduate student returning to study at Warwick for the 2025/2026 academic year, you may already be thinking about where you'd like to live next year. Our advice is don't rush. You'll have the option to book a room on campus and take advantage of the many benefits available. Alternatively, if you're unsuccessful in securing a room on campus or you'd like to explore living off campus, you can look for suitable properties off campus using Warwick Studentpad.

Students have the opportunity to join us at our housing events to explore the accommodation options available. Wherever you decide to live - we're here to help!

Join us in the Agora for a showcase, celebrating our students who've undertaken the Undergraduate Research Support Scheme (URSS) and learning how to get involved yourself. We'll hear from Wendy Hunt, the URSS coordinator, about the scheme, and some of our Arts students will present their research. We've got guests from external organisations who want to work with students, and we'll have staff members keen on supervising projects.

Research Refresh gives PGRs the opportunity to take a break from their work, chat with other researchers, and enjoy some board games, as well as free coffee, cakes and snacks.

These sessions are also a great opportunity to network with other researchers, discuss your research, and to take a break so that you can return to your work refreshed and relaxed. Drop in at any time during the event and stay as long as you like.

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Friday prayers in the Islamic Prayer Hall, next to the Chaplaincy.

Are you struggling to concentrate, and get "in the zone" with your work? Our minds work best in short, focused intervals, eliminating all distractions for a while to avoid procrastination. Write Here, Write Now focused work sessions promote quiet study time, alongside breaks when you can chat to other students and grab some free refreshments. The perfect event to beat procrastination!