The Active Wellbeing Team will be hosting a cross-campus festival focused on mindfulness, relaxation and de-stressing, during the summer exam period. We recognise how taxing exams can be on your wellbeing, so we want to give students an opportunity to unwind and decompress. Whether it's completing a Nature Walk, participating in a Pop-Up activity or doing some self-care meditation, take your mind off exams and do some de-stressing!

Bring your friends, make new ones, and embrace mindfulness and relaxation!

All information can be found on MyAdvantage.

A Christian retreat, giving you the chance to deepen your prayer life and spend some quality time with God, in the midst of everyday life.

A Retreat in Daily Life is an opportunity to spend a week with time to learn about and be guided in Christian prayer alongside your normal everyday life.

It involves a daily time of personal prayer (aiming at 30 minutes) and a daily half-hour individual meeting with a friendly as well as experienced prayer guide. Alongside this are workshops to help us explore prayer more generally.

As part of our Pressure Drop campaign, in collaboration with the Active Wellbeing Team cross-campus DeStresstival, join your PG Officer, Vaish, for a wellbeing walk across campus to get outdoors with some fresh air, meet new people, and grab a hot drink on us! The route will be wheelchair accessible – please let us know if there are other access requirements needed by emailing campaigns@warwicksu.com

(This Event is Focused on Post-Graduate Students but All Students are Welcome)

Are you looking to gain experience? The Alternative Experience Event is your chance to find out how you can develop your experience, skills and knowledge, and speak to exhibiters that provide these opportunities.

Join the University's Anglican and free Church Chaplains for mid-week communion. Everyone welcome.

Meet the Jewish Chaplain; Rabbi Fishel Cohen over a Bagel lunch. Everyone welcome.

This highly enjoyable and interactive workshop explores cultural influences, attitudes and behaviours, and includes a variety of intercultural activities and discussions.

Voice of an angel or... well, honk of a Duck?

Or "voice of a husky dog with a sore throat" as I had in a school report aged 11...*sob*

Either way put your vocal chords to good use at our weekly karaoke event at the Dirty Duck!