Press Releases
Lights, Camera, Death
How did it make you feel when your favourite television character died right in front of your eyes?
Whether it’s the death of Ned Stark in Game of Thrones, or Hayley Cropper in Coronation Street, the portrayal of death on TV hits audiences on a personal level and sparks conversations about how we deal with death, dying and bereavement.
The University of Warwick celebrates triple win in Advance HE Teaching Excellence Awards 2024
Two academics from The University of Warwick have been honoured in the 2024 National Teaching Fellowships, and one team have received a Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence (CATE), announced today (8 August) by Advance HE.
The University of Warwick Welcomes New Director of Marketing and Student Recruitment, Kate Walewska
The University of Warwick is delighted to announce the appointment of Kate Walewska as the new Director of Marketing and Student Recruitment.
UK Riots: The Deep-Rooted Legacy of Racism and Scapegoating Beyond Social Media
Recent riots across the UK have sparked widespread discussion about the role of social media in spreading hatred and disinformation. However, Dr Simon Peplow, a historian and expert in British race relations at the University of Warwick, argues that these events are part of a much longer and deeper history of racism and scapegoating in Britain.
Breaking the Silence: Tackling Period Poverty in India as 23% drop out of school when they hit puberty
Soumya Dabriwal, a University of Warwick alumna, is challenging one of India's most deep-seated issues—the stigma surrounding menstruation.
Material Worlds: Contemporary Artists and Textiles
Hayward Gallery Touring will present Material Worlds: Contemporary Artists and Textiles at the Warwick Arts Centre, an ambitious group exhibition exploring how contemporary artists are using textiles in surprising and radical ways. Illuminating the diverse roles textiles play in artistic practice, the exhibition brings together artists who take the intimate and domestic quality of textiles and transform them into theatrical, bold, unsettling and humorous artworks that inspire, challenge and offer new ways of thinking.