Examinations are stressful, but two recent innovations have lightened the load for students this summer. Individual student exam timetables can now be accessed online, and the majority of past papers are also available to download.

Whether you are returning to Warwick in October or whether you are about to graduate, now is the time to think about your career plans.

Innovation, including educational innovation, is present in abundance in departments at the University of Warwick. However, the subject divisions and the very personal nature of teaching in universities means that it very difficult to find out what innovations other academics are making.

On the 11th June 2004 Sir Nigel Crisp, Chief Executive of the NHS, will address the new Health Service Partnership founded by the Warwick Institute of Governance and Public Management.

From the next academic term the student community will benefit from faster, more efficient computers in the student open access work areas across campus.

Today sees the publication of The Times’ Good University Guide 2005. Warwick is up three places to take fifth place after seeing a rise in entry standards, library and computer spending, facilities spending, the number of firsts and upper class seconds awarded and graduate destinations.

After three weeks of constant activity University House, the old National Grid Building between main campus and Westwood, is almost fully occupied.