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As part of Sexual Health Week, we're excited to welcome Lunaire back for Menstrual Health Day on Thursday, 12 February in the Kevin Gately Room, SUHQ from 9am - 5pm. Join us for a day full of expert advice on menstrual health, plus the chance to access a confidential 1-to-1 drop-in session! Sign up TODAY to reserve your place.

Sponsored by Sagami, the Students’ Union proudly presents the annual celebration of sexual health, body positivity and healthy relationships - back for its forth consecutive year! Come along on Friday, 13 February and explore a wide range of stalls from student societies, local charities, and university support services. Plus, you’ll have the chance to win some fantastic prizes on offer throughout the event.

Understanding your academic feedback is key to developing your skills and improving for future assessments. Read our Understanding Feedback page to find out what you can expect from academic feedback, common areas that are highlighted, and how to use feedback effectively to strengthen your work.

Members of the local community will be visiting campus for an all-ages day out on Saturday, 30 May. We are looking for students interested in sharing their work through hands-on activities, short workshops, performances and more! We are here to help you share your work and welcome submissions from students and staff across all faculties and departments. Most attendees will be ages 5-11 accompanied by adults, and support will be available for activity design, rehearsals, and materials. Express your interest by Friday, 20 February!

Join us on 11 February from 12:30 - 3:30pm in OC0.01 for a selection of activities designed to help you take a break from studies and focus on your wellbeing. From mindfulness pop-ups and an aromatherapy table, to a support services information fair and a talk from mental health advocate Ryan Ridgeway, take some time out of your day to relax and reflect on wellbeing. You can even attend the annual Mini-Farm!

Want to make a real impact on student life? Join the Residential Community Team and help build a supportive, inclusive and vibrant residential experience! Whether you love supporting others, creating content, or planning events, there’s a role for you. Check out our webpage to find out what roles are available. Applications for the 26/27 academic year are now open - don’t miss out!

If you are eligible, you will receive the second instalment of your Warwick Bursary on the 6 February. If you are not sure if you are eligible, you should have received an email to the address you have registered with Student Finance England or you can log into your SFE account and check the Letters section of Your Inbox.

Green Week is a fun week of events spanning from 2 – 6 February (with a bonus event on 7 February), focusing on all things Green and Sustainable, organised by the Sustainability Forum in the SU. If you’re a passionate student interested in Sustainability and SDGs and want to run your own events or projects but don’t have the funding, find out how to apply for some of the £5000 Sustainability fund.

As a final-year student, you’re an expert on life at Warwick and your experience and opinions are vital. That's why we would love to hear your feedback on your satisfaction with your course. As a thank you for your time and contribution, you will be entered into a prize draw with the chance of winning 1 of 85 shopping vouchers! 

Drop-ins provide a safe & confidential space for any student with concerns to receive appropriate information & signposting. A Liaison Officer will meet you in the foyer of the Humanities building and escort you to a confidential space. You don’t need to provide your personal details. Sessions take place Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays between 9:30am and 10:30am in the Humanities Building, Main Entrance Foyer, and operate on a first-come, first-served basis, but you will be given a timeslot. Each session lasts around 20 minutes.

Do you feel like you need a new-year clear out? Read this week's Money Matters blog for some useful tips on how to declutter effectively, and advice on buying and selling on popular reselling websites.

We’ve enjoyed watching Jade Scott, PhD student in Life Sciences, who made it all the way to the final of The Traitors on BBC One last week – well done Jade! Look out for our interview soon, where we’ll explore life in the castle, the emotional intensity of playing such a gripping game, and even that cardigan.

Designed to help you get support quickly and easily - anytime, anywhere on campus, the SafeZone app is here to keep you safe! Find out more and download the app today.

From the Faculty of Arts Building to the SU Atrium or the Warwick Arts Centre, our campus has plenty of study spaces designed to support your learning! Visit our Study Spaces webpage and discover different areas to suit your study style.

Want to keep fit for free? The Sports Hub offers over 60 hours of free sports or physical activity sessions every week. Visit the webpage to discover what activities you can get involved in, and book your place on the app today!

We are commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day across the University to remember the victims of the Holocaust, and reflect on its enduring lessons. Join the Candlelight Vigil on the Piazza today 11am - 5pm, listen to a talk from Holocaust survivor Uri Winterstein, or visit the Library to view the special book exhibition.

Applications are now open for our Summer School Ambassador Scheme for the Pre-University Summer School (PRESS) this July! This is a great opportunity for you to gain work experience, enhance your student experience, and earn money during the Summer holiday. Find full details on our webpage and apply by 1 February 2026.

Want to get involved in sustainability projects on campus? Join the Green Champions community and make a real impact through a range of initiatives. You can apply for short‑term or long-term projects. The application deadline for short‑term projects, such as designing an energy trail or creating engaging social media content, is 30 January. Apply today!

There are lots of different reading materials and academic sources available to support you. Building reading skills at university level takes time, but regular practice will help you understand academic writing and boost your confidence when completing assignments and exams. Visit our Academic Essentials pages for advice on academic research.

To mark Warwick's 60th anniversary, we’ve planted 60 special trees across campus. Each one was chosen by members of our Gardens team for its unique qualities and meaning. Together, they form our 60th Anniversary Tree Trail, a living celebration of our community and our growing, sustainable campus. Find out where the trees were planted on our webpage and take a stroll through campus to see them in person.

Everyone has different budget plans, and this is important to consider when planning activities with your friends. Read this week's Money Matters blog and get advice from a current student about how to communicate with your friends about budget expectations and splitting costs.

We are commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day across the University to remember the victims of the Holocaust, and reflect on its enduring lessons. Join the Candlelight Vigil on the Piazza, listen to a talk from Holocaust survivor Uri Winterstein, or visit the Library to view the special book exhibition.

We know that students can feel overwhelmed with managing money, but we can help – Money Fest will be taking place on the 10 March in the FAB Agora between 11am-2pm. We have stalls from Student Funding Support, Warwick Sport, SU Advice Centre and more! Try your hand at our Money Stamp Rally game with a chance to win one of three £30 vouchers. Sign up to Money Fest by the end of Week 3 to get priority access to our free talks and activities.

Have you started thinking about your accommodation for the next academic year? If you are considering private housing, visit our living off-campus pages for further guidance on the steps involved. Warwick SU is also on hand for free advice and support to help you find private accommodation.

Do you want an affordable, fun, and inclusive activity open to those at any level of ability? Register for Active League before the deadline Friday, 23 January to take part in casual competitive campus leagues.