Want to start thinking creatively, away from the status quo? Ready to be inspired by street artist techniques and learn how to embrace new ideas? Join our artist-in-residence David Speed for this 60th anniversary keynote speech, as he explains how we can all change our lives through creativity.

Find everything you need to know in this downloadable playbook, which provides information to help shape communications around your own celebratory activities and events. 

“It was my dad who inspired me to explore how health and wellbeing had an impact on the human mind.” 

Interested in ways to creatively challenge your mind? Find out how Professor Harbinder Sandhu (Warwick Medical School) challenges hers, as our Humans of Warwick series continues.

We’re celebrating our 60th anniversary in style with a bold, neon-infused legacy project created in partnership with artist David Speed.

Warwick has immense potential to create a nurturing and inclusive environment for our neurodiverse colleagues. Hear from Alex Jackson (IDG) and Warren Daniel (Estates) on their experiences and their suggestions for our community.

Exciting news: as part of One World Warwick, we’ve announced a range of international seed funds, to support collaborations between Warwick academics and academics in partner institutions worldwide.

Your mental health and wellbeing are important – so let’s hear from Paul Thompson (Estates) and Emily Tricker (Wellbeing) on how they look after theirs.

For the first time in our 60-year history, we’re inviting all alumni back to campus for a special reunion on Saturday 22 November. We’ll be sharing more over the coming months, or you can contact the Alumni Engagement team to find out more. And if you're a Warwick alum, don't miss this chance to reconnect with old friends and remember your own student days.

This May, we’ll be bringing together universities and community groups to explore how education and community engagement can drive impact in sustainability. Read more and see how you can submit an abstract by 14 March.