Warwick Women’s Professional Network invites members and non-members, staff students and alumni of any gender, to attend their first social event of the academic year. WBS PhD student, Skyler Xie will get the conversation rolling by briefly introducing social capital: how teams could achieve better results, from the perspective of low-performing employees. Make a date in your diary on 3 October for a free evening of discussion at the WBS campus, the Shard in London Bridge - refreshments will be included.

This week, we are welcoming many new students onto our campus and into our community. As they settle into their new homes, take a peek inside some of our award winning campus accommodationLink opens in a new window and hear from some of the staff involved in creating Cryfield Village.

8th in the respected Guardian University Guide, Warwick gains yet another top ten national positionLink opens in a new window. Special recognition was given to Warwick's Media and Film Studies which was rated as the nation's number one.

New Vice-Provost and Chair of the Faculty of Arts Professor Rachel Moseley speaks about her plans as Chair and why it’s such a positive time of growth and change for the arts at Warwick.

UK Research and Innovation has just published its new Knowledge Exchange Framework data. It rates the impact UK universities have on their communities, regional and local businesses, and broader society. Warwick ranked in the top 20% of universities for public and community engagement; working with the public and third sector on contract research; and for working with businesses.

Read an updated message from the Provost, Chris Ennew, about the help and support in place regarding Professor Tom Marsh, who has been reported as missing in Chile.

We’re deeply saddened to share the news about the death of our colleague, Graham Wright. He was a valued member of our Information and Digital Group and will be sadly missed.

Founder and Director of the Centre for Industrial Ultrasonics at Warwick, Professor Steve Dixon (FREng) has gained recognition for his pioneering research into non-destructive testing techniques, and the industrial application of ultrasonics.

Watch this celebratory video showcasing the exceptional Warwick students who campaigned for good causes, started small businesses and worked with local charities, in addition to excelling academically. Our Outstanding Student Contribution Award winners celebrate their achievements.