Skip to main content Skip to navigation

Latest News

Select tags to filter on

Director General for HE to Speak at NAGTY Conference

The first ever Director General for Higher Education, Professor Sir Alan Wilson, is one of the speakers at a conference being hosted by the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth (NAGTY) in London on 1st December.

Campus Roadworks – Alternative Bus Stop

Due to main campus roadworks during the period 16 to 27 August buses will be following an alternative on-and-off campus route.

The roadworks have resulted in buses having to follow an alternative campus route - entering campus from the Gatehouse end, travelling along University Road and turning up Library Road to drop-off and pick-up passengers. A temporary bus stop will be placed between Humanities and the Library. Buses will then exit campus by turning right at the top of Library Road.

Nominate A Volunteer

The Higher Education Active Community Fund (HEACF) Student Volunteering Awards is now open for nominations. It is now open for entries from both staff and students, culminating in an Awards Ceremony held at Twickenham Stadium with prizes worth £200 each.

Survey Proves On-Campus Mobile Telephone Base Stations Safe

In January the Estates Office commissioned the National Radiological Protection Board (NRPB) to carry out a survey assessing the University community’s exposure to radio signals from the mobile phone base stations on the roof of the Library. The survey demonstrated that the base stations pose no threat to University members and that the exposure to radio signals is well beneath recommended guidelines.

A Fine Line to Cross

New research from the University of Warwick reveals that, despite receiving praise for its objectivity in a country where different versions of what happened in the past can be used as political weapons, today history teaching in some schools across Northern Ireland may be overbalanced to the point of blandness.


Wireless Internet Access in University House

The University House Atrium and Coffee Bar and Restaurant now benefit from a wireless internet ‘hotspot’, where suitably equipped laptops and handheld devices can access the internet at speeds of around 11 megabytes per second, equivalent to around twenty times as fast as a home broadband connection.


Research Support Services Open Day

Research Support Services played host to over 65 academics and administrative staff at the department's Open Day on Wednesday May 26th. This was an opportunity to meet and to put faces to the names of Research Support Services colleagues. The invitation was sent out University-wide, and those who attended were treated for their efforts with drinks, nibbles and lots of information.


Can You Turn Science Into Plain English?

Can you convey the magic of science in plain English in just 700 words? If so the Daily Telegraph is inviting you to test your journalistic abilities in the Science Writer Awards 2003.

New Library Online Catalogue

During the week beginning 18 August the Library will launch a new Web catalogue service.


Warwick Awarded Rajiv Gandhi Foundation (UK) Bursary

Warwick has been awarded the prestigious Rajiv Gandhi Foundation (UK) Bursary for one doctoral student from India in any subject area.

Nothing Really Matters

by Dr David Wood, Department of Mathematics

Mathematics is full of the weird and wonderful, so where could 'nothing' possibly have a place? According to the Collins New English Dictionary:

nothing (pron) 1. not anything. 2. a matter of no importance. 3. absence of meaning, value, or worth. 4. the figure 0

Community Volunteering Day for Staff and Students

Warwick staff and students are being invited to sign up and support local community projects in Coventry and Warwickshire at a Volunteering Day on Tuesday 14 January.


Latest news Newer news Older news