If you have a disability that could affect your performance in examinations you need to make contact with disability services to confirm arrangements.

The deadlines for confirming exam arrangements for 2018/19 are:

- For December, January and March exams: Wednesday 21st November

- For April, May and June exams: Wednesday, 6th March

To make an appointment to discuss your exam arrangements, concerns or queries please call the Disability Services team on 024 7615 0641 or email disability@warwick.ac.uk

Updated 12.30pm 16/11/18: It has been confirmed that the water pressure has been restored to acceptable levels that will enable all buildings on Campus to be fully occupied. The situation will be held under review and monitored over the weekend and early next week to ensure that the water supply is permanently restored. Estates will continue to engage with those Departments that were highlighted as being vulnerable in the event of pressure loss.

Updated 4pm, 15/11/18: We are still experiencing low water pressure on main campus. Our suppliers Severn Trent Water have been to campus and are investigating. The Estates Office team will continue to support departments affected until this situation is resolved, but we ask where possible that people use toilets, showers and kitchens on the ground floors of buildings until the issue is resolved. This does not impact buildings at the Gibbet Hill and Westwood campuses.

There have been changes to some of the immigration rules/processes including:

• The UKVI to open new Visa and Citizenship Application Service Centres for Tier 4 and related visa applications made in the UK during November 2018
• Immigration rules change which affect ATAS (Academic Technology Approval Scheme)
• IHS Surcharge for Tier 4 students expected to double to £300 per year in December 2018.
• EU Settlement Scheme - Information for students

Create Her Lane is Warwick’s first student-run creative careers conference on Saturday the 24th of November, aimed at people curious about careers in the creative industry.

Undergraduates of all levels are invited to submit papers, posters, workshops and performances to the Conference before 20 December.

Two virtual reality videos have been released for this month's Stand Up To Cancer event which showcase research from the University of Warwick and are narrated by actress Olivia Colman and Stephen Fry.

Warwick has been ranked among the best universities in the world for politics and international studies and sociology, business and economics, education and law, according to the Times Higher Education’s 2019 World Reputation Rankings – one of just 7 UK universities to be listed in the top 100 in all four subject groups.

Following last year’s review of personal tutoring, improvements to this important system have been made to help ensure students get the most out of personal tutoring - including training for Tutors, a Code of Practice and new student support resources such as meeting checklists and links to development opportunities.

We have secured funding from the Office for Students to undertake research within the Warwick PGR community to uncover how personality insights might be used to support students’ mental health and wellbeing. Places are limited, but those who secure a space will have the opportunity to discover more about their personality, mental health and wellbeing, as well as participate in a diverse range of fun and creative activities.

The sixth annual International Conference of Undergraduate Research (ICUR)  saw presenters from a wide range of disciplines communicate their research to a global audience. The unique student-led event gave undergraduates the opportunity to develop valuable presentation skills and strengthen their global understanding of their research. 

The first phase of Warwick Arts Centre’s 20:20 Project is almost complete. Find out what's changed and come in and explore the new spaces.

On Saturday 20th October, we’ll be holding one of our autumn Open Days. We’re expecting thousands of visitors, mainly Year 12 students who will be able to find out what it is like to study and live here.

One of the things visitors always tell us they want to see is campus accommodation. We need student accommodation to use as show rooms, to give our visitors an idea of what living at Warwick in their first year will be like. 

If you can spare your single occupancy room on Saturday 20th October from 9am to 5pm, we’ll top up your Eating@Warwick card with £50 credit. You’ll need to be present in your room for the day. Find out more

Please note that we can only use rooms located in the following flats:

• · Sherbourne Blocks 2 & 3 (flats 9 & 10 / flats 17 & 18)
• · Lakeside Block 2 flats (21, 27 & 28, 33)
• · Rootes JKL & MNO (ground floor kitchens)
• · Jack Martin Block 4 (ground floor left and right of entrance lobby)
• · Arthur Vick 1 (ground floor left and right of entrance lobby)
• · Tocil blocks 6 & 7 (flats 31 & 32 / flats 37 & 38)
• · Claycroft 1 (flats 21, 25 & 26, 30)

Find out more and sign up here.

Fraudsters are contacting overseas students and visitors who are in the UK via their mobile phone or social network account and purporting to represent UK or foreign law enforcement.

The Learner to Professional Project seeks to enhance the student experience by exploring the wider professional context in which Warwick degrees operate to understand how to recognise better the relationship between undergraduate studies and professional practice.

The principal aim of this project is to develop a clear view of the student and recent graduate perspective on both the discipline and the discipline-specific student experience. By combining this with the perspectives of employers and staff a multi-faceted understanding can be generated of the professional values and behaviours associated with the discipline.

If you head out on campus today, you may be in for a big surprise! Meet Rolf – our unofficial, but much loved, campus cat. We spoke to Rolf’s owner, Helen, to find a little more about this meow-vellous Campus Superstar.

In recent months, some Warwick students have fallen victim to financial scams, so we wanted to reiterate our advice to help students avoid this situation.

Eight leading universities in the Midlands are joining together to train the next generation of highly-skilled arts and humanities researchers, thanks to funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC).

Provost, Chris Ennew reflects on the findings of Stonewall's 'LGBT in Britain - University Report'.

Images are also displayed in the gallery corridors at University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire hospital. Voting is open until 20th August. The voting form can be found at the bottom of the page. To view larger images and more information about each image, follow the links in each image box.

Elected by you, these seven officers are here to represent you and help you make the most of your time at university.

Created by the Sunday Times / Peters Fraser + Dunlop Young Writer of the Year award, with articles from Anne Enright, Ian Rankin and Nick Hornby.

The University’s new student blog platform, Our Warwick, launched this week. The new look site hosts written, video and photographic content from our student bloggers who represent what life is like at the University for those interested in coming here.

For the first time ever, The Men’s Cycle Tour (Tour of Britain) will pass through the University of Warwick campus on Wednesday 5 September. The cyclists will approach campus from Westwood Heath Road, travel up Gibbet Hill Road and head out on to Kenilworth Road in the morning.

The 2018 National Student Survey results have been released today.

DR@W (Decision Research @ Warwick) are seeking participants to help them undertake otheir research.

The University of Warwick student team took on Exeter University in the opening match of the new series of University Challenge. You can watch the episode on BBC iPlayer and see what team member Emily Wolfenden has to say about the experience in her student blog.

The Faculties of Science and Medicine will come together to create a new Faculty of Science, Engineering and Medicine from 1 August 2018.

New measures have been introduced by the University to manage more efficiently the working hour restrictions of students on Tier 4 visas and safeguard them against the consequences of inadvertently breaching their visa.