From Tuesday 26 March to Friday 5 April, you might just find one – and if you do, you’re in with a chance to win a prizeLink opens in a new window!

Registration is now open for the Warwick Education Conference, which takes place on campus on Thursday 2 May. This year's theme is ‘reimagining assessment’ - check out the conference programme and register nowLink opens in a new window.

Do you know a student who not only excels academically, but also finds the time to campaign for good causes, fundraise, start a small business or work with local charities? See the criteria for the 2023 OSCAs (Outstanding Student Contribution Awards) and nominate them nowLink opens in a new window.

As we mark Trans Day of Visibility (Sunday 31 March), find out about the impactful trans inclusion work happening across the University, and explore opportunities to get involvedLink opens in a new window.

There will be new statutory changes to our family-friendly policies from 6 April. Take a look at the updated policiesLink opens in a new window, with key changes affecting those who are pregnant or on maternity, paternity or adoption leave, as well as requests for flexible working.

From Tuesday 2 to Monday 8 April, we’ll recognise Autism Acceptance Week. Take a look at our Let’s Talk About Autism webpageLink opens in a new window to see the support available for autistic staff and students, and listen as Alex Jackson (IDG) talks about her own experiences as an autistic person who was diagnosed later in life.

Have you ever wondered why Easter eggs come wrapped in foil so snugly? Turns out the answer lies within mathematical curvature – Dr Saul Schleimer (Maths) explains.

Researchers from our School of Life Sciences are explaining how months of unseasonably wet and warm weather are impacting crop production, animal and wildlife hibernation patterns, food prices, and more.

Dr Kieran File (Applied Linguistics) shares his expert view on our struggles with smartwatch lingo, for Cycling Weekly.