We're switching our coffee offering on campus from Starbucks to our new supplier, Bridge Coffee Roasters. We’ve made this decision based on your feedback and our desire to offer coffee that aligns with our commitments to people and the planet. It will be available from 6 January 2025!

Warwick is committed to addressing unacceptable behaviour on campus, as reflected in the 2023/24 Report and Support annual report. The report and support platform enables students and staff to disclose experiences and to make an overall better environment.

A new year is a good time to think and work towards better financial control, whether by saving more, spending smarter, budgeting effectively, or cultivating new money habits. Read the blog if you need inspiration for money habits to pick up ahead of 2025!

With January exams just around the corner, we have put together a useful guide on the key things you need to know, and how to prepare for exams over the winter break.

Wishing you all a wonderful and restful Christmas break! For those students who are still around and are staying local to the campus, remember that support services shall remain available throughout the holidays.

The results found that 61% of staff, students and alumni preferred the same concept. Read more about the insights from the survey.

To our Scottish community on campus and beyond, we wish you a happy St Andrew’s Day! Latha fèill Anndrais sona.

On 4 November, the UK Government announced an increase in the tuition fee cap, in line with inflation. The University of Warwick’s Executive Board has consequently confirmed a change in fees for undergraduate home students in 2025/26.

We've got a whole host of offers available at Warwick this winter, from festive food and drink offers to discounted gym memberships, and more!

Student loans are a vital resource for many students but managing that lump sum effectively can make all the difference in navigating the term without financial stress. By planning ahead and making smart decisions.

On Friday 22 November, access to University House will be restricted to staff only, and WMG buildings will move to a single point of access. This is in response to a planned rally at lunchtime on Friday.

SITS will be unavailable while essential maintenance and upgrades will take place on 21 November and 28 November.

"Christmas can be a financially stressful time, especially for university students on tight budgets. However, you can lessen the financial burden by planning ahead." Read Modhurima's blog...

The NHS have advised that Norovirus cases are high across Coventry and Warwickshire. If you have been displaying symptoms of Norovirus, you should avoid visiting campus where possible and not return to lectures until 48 hours after symptoms have stopped.

Help us to better understand your travel choices and experiences, so we can prioritise investment and improve our facilities. You’ll have the chance to win 1 of 50 x £10 shopping vouchers.

Thanks to your feedback in our joint University and Students’ Union ‘Safer at Warwick Survey’ in November 2023, we’ve made some significant changes to safety on campus.

Get ready to make sense of your housing contract! This article will break down everything you need to know about renting, so you can focus on what really matters.

May this Gurpurab bring happiness and joy to members of our Warwick community who are celebrating.

Warwick Volunteers is delighted to have been granted The King’s Award for Voluntary Service for 2024, the highest award a local voluntary group can receive in the UK and is equivalent to an MBE.

We remember those who died and seek peace for the living. Join the Armistice Day commemoration on the Pizza today, from 10:30am.

Prescription charges are payable by adults in England under the age of 60 for medicines and some medical appliances. These charges apply to each item in a prescription.

Take a minute to relax and watch this ‘mindful moments' video, made up of relaxing sights and sounds from our autumnal Warwick campus.

At Warwick we care deeply about student wellbeing and making sure the best possible support is available for anyone in need. We’ve made significant efforts to ensure our students are safe and it’s vital that we encourage everyone to seek support and specialist help when they’re struggling.

Hear from Michael Scott, Pro-Vice Chancellor (International), on what you can expect during Global Celebrations Week - and get involved!

Renovations have been taking place in the Library, designed to improve our shared spaces, making your learning experiences even better.

Don't forget to have your say, and tell us about your experiences this term in our joint University and Students' Union survey.

We wish peace, justice, and happiness to the members of our community celebrating Bandi Chhor Divas (Liberation Day) today.