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Find out more about the results of the recent University and College Union re-ballots on industrial action.

We’re deeply saddened to share the news that our colleague Corine Bowell, from the Finance Office and Warwick Ventures, has passed away.

Read the draft blueprint which sets out the intended approach for the next ITLR and share your views.

Find out about support available if you’re affected by the invasion of Ukraine.

Get involved in the Warwick Spring 2022 competition by submitting a photo or video that captures Springtime in its full glory.

We invite staff to take part in an anonymous survey to help us better understand and improve health and wellbeing.

Take a look at our annual pay gap report and share your reflections to help us create a place of work where everyone can thrive.

Submit your nominations for the Outstanding Student Contribution Award.

Discover the ‘Free Friday’ pass to the Sports and Wellness Hub, available only to Warwick staff.

Following the release of the Government's 'Living with Covid-19' plan, read our approach from 19 March until the end of this academic year.

Read a message from Stuart Croft on the call from UCU for another national ballot on industrial action.

Take part in the largest research project of its kind in Europe and complete the UniSAFE survey.

Find out more about the PTES and how you can help us to promote it.

Following the Assembly Meeting on Tuesday 8 March, find out more about the meeting outcomes and vote results.

Hear more about how far we've come on sustainability as a University and the power of collective action to create change.

Hear from Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor, with an update on pension reforms.

We shine the light on the fantastic achievements of our Warwick alumnae as they talk careers, memories of Warwick and how they are shaping the world around us.

Read profiles from men across our University community, sharing what mental health and wellbeing means to them.

Read a statement from Stuart Croft, Vice Chancellor.