With philanthropic support, recent graduate Eunice Soo is following in her mother's footsteps to become a lawyer in Malaysia, where she hopes to give back to her community. Together they shareLink opens in a new window what graduation means to them, and the power scholarships can have to change lives. 

With many members of our staff community now calling the new Faculty of Arts Building their professional home, we met with Assistant Professor David Coates, Theatre and Performance Studies, School of Creative Arts, Performance and Visual Cultures (SCAPVC) to hear his thoughts on what the relocation means to him.

With new forms of transport revolutionising the way we travel for both work and leisure, Professor David Greenwood from WMG Business has spoken on BBC World Service to share his views on e-scooter safety. Skip to 14.42 to hear from David and listen to the full podcast here.

Congratulations to Warwick alumnae and Squash player Sarah-Jane Perry, BSC Engineering and Business, 2011, for her recent success at this year's Commonwealth Games. Sarah made an amazing comeback in the singles from two sets down to take home bronze, coming back a few days later to earn silver in the Doubles.

Well done to Professor Georgia Kremmyda, recently awarded National Teaching Fellow status, and to the Learning Design Consultancy Unit, now recipients of a Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence, announced last week by Advanced HE.

The Commonwealth Games may have drawn to a close but we’re delighted for Kare Adenegan, 2022 graduate and winner of a silver medal in the T33/34 100 metres.

Well done to our Chris Luck and Becca KirkLink opens in a new window who were chosen as Baton Bearers during the games.

Thank you to all colleagues who were involved with Warwick Celebrates and Summer Graduation. It wouldn’t have been possible without you! Hear from some of those colleagues who took part.

Hear from Cherisse Francis, Doctoral Candidate in the Law School and recent winner of a Warwick Award for Teaching Excellence (WATE PGR), as she talks about her teaching approach, research focus, and whether she’s a dab hand or a disaster in the kitchen!