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Meet Charlie Driver (WMG), new Chair of the Rainbow Engagement Group, and Becks Andrew (Faculty of Science, Engineering and Medicine), who will chair the Religion, Faith and Belief Engagement Group, and find out how the groups help shape an inclusive culture.

We’ve enjoyed watching Jade Scott, PhD student in Life Sciences, who made it all the way to the final of The Traitors on BBC One last week – well done Jade! Look out for our interview soon, where we’ll explore life in the castle, the emotional intensity of playing such a gripping game, and even that cardigan.

In the first of a new series, Dr Kerry Baker, Associate Director, Warwick Institute of Engagement, tells us why she volunteers to support our graduation ceremonies. It’s not just an opportunity for her to don her PhD robes again!

Warwick researchers will be working together with local partners in the West Midlands to design policies that strengthen local creative ecosystems, support talent, and tackle inequalities in access to culture.

We’ve combined improvements like new windows and insulation with low-carbon heating technology, so that the Computer Science building is more comfortable, uses less energy, and has a substantially lower carbon footprint.

You don’t need to be a technical expert to help keep our Warwick community safe online. Join the University-wide Information Security Champions Network to help promote good security practices and a safer environment for staff and students.

Two new policies have been published – one which sets out the responsibilities of those who manage computer systems, and another outlining the requirements to access University information, systems, and infrastructure, to make sure only authorised people can do so.

Could you encourage your colleagues to get chatting on Time to Talk Day (Thursday 5 February)? Whether it’s a walk and talk, a lunch and learn, or simply a coffee break chat, contact Denver Thorpe-Cusden, Staff Wellbeing Co-ordinator, for support with your idea for starting a conversation about mental health.

Can you help a student in need? At Eatwise outlets, you can ‘Pay It Forward’ by purchasing a meal or drink for a student in need. Simply go to any till point and choose to donate a drink or meal to spread kindness across our community.