One World Warwick Calendar

The landmark 10th edition of British Art Show explores human connection and the figure of the Other in divided times, through the work of more than 30 artists.

This workshop on Intercultural Games is designed to experiment with your communication skills to help you to understand, communicate and build effective relationships with those from different cultural backgrounds.

The Students’ Union is excited to present Diwali, a vibrant and inclusive celebration to celebrate the Festival of Lights.

Drop in to make a pin badge, pick up your One World Warwick loyalty card and find out what’s happening across campus this November.

Collect a sticker at each participating event you attend. Collect six or more, add your student ID number and pop your card in the postbox at The Nook to enter the prize draw.

This week’s craft café explores the Day of the Dead we will make pipe cleaner marigolds and day of the dead carnival masks.

Join us in the Chaplaincy on Tuesdays in term-time to meet new people in a relaxed environment. Chill and chat over tea, coffee and toast with the option to 'get crafty'! All materials are supplied. We look forward to meeting you

Join us and the Latin American Society for a Día de los Muertos Games Hub Takeover! Discover more about this Mexican tradition, try your hand at Lotería and enjoy a relaxed afternoon of games and conversation.

Come on your own or bring friends—everyone is welcome, and no experience is needed. Just drop in and join a table.

Join Jessica Cheam (BA Film and Literature, 2005), global sustainability pioneer, Founder and CEO of Eco-Business, Asia Pacific's leading independent media and business intelligence organisation.

Discover remarkable works of art across campus and uncover the stories, ideas and experiences they capture. One hour guided tour at 11:00 and 18:00

International Student Roundtable!

Share YOUR views and experiences at our next International Student Roundtable on 4th November. You will discuss topics such as campus experience, careers and arts to help improve student life at Warwick. Enjoy refreshments and receive a £25 shopping voucher for full participation! SIGN UPLink opens in a new window by 2nd November midday!

Rangoli Designs for Diwali!

Get creative with colourful Rangoli patterns while learning about the traditions of Diwali in collaboration with Warwick INSA.

Join us to enjoy some festive food and celebrate the Festival of Lights!

All materials will be provided!

This salon brings together students, thinkers and speakers to explore these questions through a global lens, drawing on experiences and perspectives from across cultures and communities. We examine what we now value, what these new currencies promise, whether they genuinely deliver the freedom we seek and what that tells us about the world we are all trying to build together.

Violinist Michał Ćwiżewicz and pianist Emma Abbate present Folklore, a colourful programme of works inspired by folk music, which includes Dvořák's violin sonatina with its American-inspired melodies, Debussy's violin sonata capturing flamboyant Spanish and gipsy colours, and Bartok’s much-loved Romanian Folk Dances.

Join Birmingham-based textile artist Jane Thakoordin for a relaxed, hands-on workshop exploring the idea of home, connection and resilience.

You’ll create your own portable shrine using meaningful images, treasured symbols and simple hand-stitching techniques.

The award-winning Once Upon a Time in Sokoto tells the epic story of a beautiful but unlikely friendship forged between an enslaved woman and her former master.

Join Warwick Azerbaijani Society in collaboration with Warwick Together for Discover Azerbaijan, a vibrant cultural celebration showcasing Azerbaijan's rich heritage, traditions and history!

Come along to experience Azerbaijani culture through traditional food, clothing, decorations and interactive activities.

Join Joanna Hotung, (DLMBA, 1996) Director of the Hotung Mills Education Foundation and winner of AmCham Entrepreneur of the Year and SCMP Woman of Our Time.

Diwali comes to community lunch our food this week will be themed around the Indian subcontinent with sweets for Diwali.

Part of the Erasmus+ project, Posters in the European Parliament will be opened by Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament.

Throughout November, our Tuesday Games Hub is joining One World Warwick with a special selection of traditional and modern games with connections to different places and cultures.

Try Mahjong, the traditional tile game originating in China; the ancient strategy game Go, also known as Weiqi or Baduk; Pachisi, a traditional cross-and-circle game from India; and Lotería, a Mexican picture-matching game similar to bingo. We’ll also have the fast-paced Sushi Go Party! and more games from our collection to discover.

This interactive and engaging workshop explores how cultural differences shape everyday interactions, particularly in shared living environments to help develop skills to communicate effectively, manage different expectations, and build positive relationships with people from diverse backgrounds.

Drop in to make a pin badge, pick up your One World Warwick loyalty card and find out what’s happening across campus this November.

Collect a sticker at each participating event you attend. Collect six or more, add your student ID number and pop your card in the postbox at The Nook to enter the prize draw.

To remember all the lives that have been affected by conflict since WW1, join us to make your own act of remembrance

All materials will be provided.

An Interfaith Conversation on Living Together in Uncertain Times - despite anti-migrant rhetoric and social division how can we build communities, understanding and mutual respect? An evening of reflection and dialogue looking at challenges and opportunities of living together in a diverse society.

This sessions theme is Recipe Recommendations
Food is vital to survive but how often do we branch out through food? In this session, we invite you to swap your recipes or share memories of dishes with your fellow students. This is a chance to put food front and centre.

Free snacks and refreshments provided.

Come and join the Chaplaincy team every Monday during term-time for a light lunch, friendship and a chance to chill, chat and relax. Alongside our regular community lunch we will be inviting you to taste a variety of soft drinks from around the world. Tell us your favourite soft drink and why you like it.

Get involved in One World Cup: Five-a-Side, a chance to bring people together through football and celebrate the global community at Warwick.

Sport has a way of bringing people together. Join One World Cup: Badminton to meet others, share the game and celebrate the unity of our global campus.

Warwick SU's annual Langar on Campus as part of One World Warwick, serving free food to all students and staff across campus. The Langar (community kitchen) will offer free vegetarian food to anyone, served with love and the spirit of Seva (selfless service). This is in celebration of Guru Nanak Dev Ji's 557th Gurpurab (birth anniversary).

Drop in to make a pin badge, pick up your One World Warwick loyalty card and find out what’s happening across campus this November.

Collect a sticker at each participating event you attend. Collect six or more, add your student ID number and pop your card in the postbox at The Nook to enter the prize draw.

This weeks craft café will have a global theme, Chinese origami, Portuguese tiles and French Decoupage.

Join us in the Chaplaincy on Tuesdays in term-time to meet new people in a relaxed environment. Chill and chat over tea, coffee and toast with the option to 'get crafty'! All materials are supplied. We look forward to meeting you

This interactive workshop includes reflective discussions and a simulation teamwork activity, helping you to develop your ability to work and communicate effectively in teams. These skills will support you throughout your time at Warwick and prepare you for working in diverse, multicultural teams in the workplace.

Discover more about studying, working, volunteering or conducting research abroad – whether for a year-long or short-term experience – at the fair. Meet the teams and organisations who provide opportunities, and speak to students who’ve had international experiences.

Throughout November, our Tuesday Games Hub is joining One World Warwick with a special selection of traditional and modern games with connections to different places and cultures.

Try Mahjong, the traditional tile game originating in China; the ancient strategy game Go, also known as Weiqi or Baduk; Pachisi, a traditional cross-and-circle game from India; and Lotería, a Mexican picture-matching game similar to bingo. We’ll also have the fast-paced Sushi Go Party! and more games from our collection to discover.

Redefining dance from the African Diaspora, ACE dance and music’s new double bill presents two powerful contrasting visions of our world today, Echoes of Dust and Letlato.

Join our International Team to explore the latest opportunities for European staff mobility, funding and networks.

Join multidisciplinary artist Frances Yeung to create your own miniature house - a place that feels like it belongs to you. Frances Yeung is a multidisciplinary artist working across socially engaged art, research and design. Her practice explores race, gender, identity and belonging, often bringing greater visibility to marginalised communities and their stories.

Want to learn or improve your Spanish skills with native speakers? Our Language Exchange has got you covered: Join us at the Nook from 2-4PM for a collaboration with Latin American Society to train your Spanish and enjoy some free snacks on the side, all accompanied by Spanish hits!

Interested in studying, working, or living abroad? Global Journeys is a peer-led event where current students and alumni share their international experiences, insights, and lessons learned. Whether you are considering a Year Abroad, an international opportunity, or simply want to meet like-minded people, this is a welcoming space to ask questions, gain authentic perspectives, and explore how global experiences can shape personal growth, intercultural understanding, and future aspirations.

Dr. Vladimir Brljak - Associate Professor of English at the University of Durham, and a Warwick Alumnus (PhD in English and Comparative Literature, 2015) will give a public lecture at the Warwick Venice Centre. The event will be followed by a small reception.

This interactive workshop explores cultural influences, attitudes and behaviours, and includes a variety of intercultural activities and discussions. This workshop is especially useful if you are seeking to understand, communicate and build effective relationships with those from different cultural backgrounds.

Join the Student Opportunity Team for pizza and a lively session of intercultural games and interactive activities. Working with students from a range of backgrounds, you’ll explore different perspectives, navigate cultural scenarios, and develop your communication and collaboration skills.

Celebrate the 10-year anniversary edition of a ground-breaking collection exploring the immigrant experience in Britain. When The Good Immigrant was first published, it lit a fire: telling the truth, starting conversations and irrevocably changing how we talk about race.

Community lunch this week is themed around American food, cupcakes and vegetarian hot dogs will be available until they run out!

The Distinguished India Lecture 2026 is hosted by the Warwick India Network (WIN).

Our speaker, Professor Gagandeep Kang is a physician-scientist specialising in microbiology and public health who played a crucial role in public health communication during the pandemic.

First of our Christmas specials with German Gingerbread house decorating.

Join us in the Chaplaincy on Tuesdays in term-time to meet new people in a relaxed environment. Chill and chat over tea, coffee and toast with the option to 'get crafty'! All materials are supplied. We look forward to meeting you.

Throughout November, our Tuesday Games Hub is joining One World Warwick with a special selection of traditional and modern games with connections to different places and cultures.

Try Mahjong, the traditional tile game originating in China; the ancient strategy game Go, also known as Weiqi or Baduk; Pachisi, a traditional cross-and-circle game from India; and Lotería, a Mexican picture-matching game similar to bingo. We’ll also have the fast-paced Sushi Go Party! and more games from our collection to discover.

Save the date, Santa is coming! We’re bringing the festive sparkle to campus with a jam-packed Christmas Fayre! Enjoy exciting student performances, tick off your Christmas shopping in the market, get crafty with bauble making, watch the twinkly lights switch on and even meet Santa himself! 🎅

We're getting into the festive spirit and joining in the Christmas Fayre celebrations! Join artist Benny Semp to express yourself and have fun by making cards, decorations, ornaments or accessories in our Christmas Crafts Workshop. Take home your creations to add some festive sparkle to your room, or make a gift that's sure to be treasured. We’re also giving The Nook a festive makeover, transforming it into a picture-perfect Christmas grotto and keep your eyes peeled for a special visit from Santa himself!

This interactive workshop will help you develop your intercultural skills and competence. It offers practical advice about how to demonstrate your multicultural experiences in an interview - a skill valued by employers - as well as the chance to practice answering questions.

Stable Ground asks what we lose when everything is expected to be rewritten or optimised, and challenges the assumption that change and continuity are opposites locked in competition. Often the reverse is true: the traditions, relationships and consistencies that persist across generations may provide the most durable foundation for meaningful and lasting change. Rather than asking what must be dismantled to make way for the future, this salon asks what should be protected and why, in a culture globally focused on what comes next, it matters so deeply that we learn to value what stays.

Chineke! Orchestra continue to champion change and celebrate diversity in classical music.

Join Warwick Student Action for Refugees (STAR) for Justice Across Borders Summit 2026, an exciting, education and action-focused day bringing together students, academics, activists and leading practitioners working across human rights, refugee advocacy, immigration law, international politics, public policy, journalism and the charity sector.

Community lunch with an Advent theme with Belgium speculoos and German pfeffernusse biscuits.