Please would staff help to share the message that there is currently no hot water in block one at Cryfield and this situation will continue over the weekend.

The Maintenance team is trying their best to resolve the issue of sourcing a replacement part.

Notices have been placed throughout the block to inform students living in Cryfield 1 that they may use hot water in blocks 2 and 3 as well as the Sports and Wellness hub should they need to do so, in the short-term.

Warwick Accommodation would like to thank students for their patience and will continue to update them on their progress.

Whether it’s trying something new, using your voice, or joining in with fun activities, bring your colleagues friends and family to the Warwick Arts Weekender event at the Warwick Arts Centre. From Thursday 6 to Sunday 9 October, there will be an array of free activities to enjoy: Foyer Pop-Up Performances; a Mead Gallery exhibition tour; Midlands short-film showcase; Gospel performance; musical picnics; various artistic workshops; Jazz Friday and more.

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.

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.

University of Warwick Vice Chancellor, Professor Stuart Croft, said:

“The illegal and immoral invasion of Ukraine by the Russian State has been devastating for all its people. Universities, by their very nature, are international and when all that is important is put at risk, we must act. We continue to Stand with Ukraine, and by formally signing this strategic twinning agreement with NURE we are committed to playing an active role in ensuring that Ukrainian universities will continue to thrive during and after the war.”

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.