Register by April 17 for the first literary translation summer school to be held at Warwick.

The Student Post Room has different opening hours during the Easter vacation, click through to find out more

EU nationals have the right to vote and stand as a candidate in European elections. The next European elections will take place in May 2019. Find out more about your right to vote, including deadlines for registering to vote.

You are invited to submit photos on the theme 'Hope, Democracy and Development'.

Student Finance England applications are open now for the next academic year and all continuing students will need to reapply.

Rootes Grocery Store has set up a food donation drop off point at the front of the store.

Find out what happened on a recent International Student Office trip to Edinburgh!

Friends and colleagues of John Jose, fourth year Maths and Physics student who sadly died last week, are invited by John’s family to attend the funeral and wake.

We would encourage any student who fears their account may have been misused to speak to either their university support services, banks, or to the police.

Warwickshire Police is appealing for witnesses or information following an altercation in Leamington over the weekend.

As part of the enhanced wellbeing resource available for all those affected by the recent events surrounding the group chat, we have appointed an independent psychologist, Karen Mead, to provide individual sessions for those who would prefer to speak to a clinician not connected to the University. 

The University has arranged an Immigration Briefing for staff and students affected by Brexit. The session will be led by Tijen Ahmed, an Associate at Shakespeare Martineau Solicitors and will take place on Thursday 7 February 2019 from 12.30-2.00pm in the IDL Auditorium, WMG.

Please register here for a place if you wish to attend.

https://warwick.ac.uk/services/humanresources/internal/guidance_eu/immigrationbriefingbrexit/

Some students have fallen victim to financial scams, so we wanted to share some advice to help you avoid this situation.

On 27 February Amjad Rihan, whistleblower on the global gold trade and the Founder of Global Business & Financial Integrity (GBFI), which campaigns for policy reform in combatting financial crime, will speak on the role of the gold trade in fuelling conflict and human rights atrocities.

On 23 January the contractors carrying out preliminary construction work to prepare for the HS2 train line held a drop-in session to share more information about the work taking place. Find out what was discussed and next steps.

The outage issue experienced by many yesterday has now been resolved. IT Services thank you for your patience during this time.

Three PhD students from the School of Engineering represented the University of Warwick at the Future Engineer’s Leadership and Innovation Academy (FELIA) 2018, in Nanjing (China).

Pioneered by the University of Chicago, Data Science for Social Good trains aspiring data scientists to work on data mining, machine learning, big data and data science projects with social impact. This is the first time the initiative will have a UK base thanks to our collaboration with the Alan Turing Institute in London .

Become a Cut the Flow ambassador and explore ways to reduce energy and water consumption, and how to support others in halls of residence to do the same

Pint of Science is returning from the 20-22nd May 2019, in various pubs across Coventry and Warwickshire. The call for Speakers and Volunteers is now open!

The University of Warwick was awarded rank 26th of 719 institutions in our first year of submitting information. This places us 8th in the UK.

Over 500 students have signed up to the book-a-desk trial and shared their experiences of booking a desk in the library and made suggestions to streamline the process.

Keen to have your say in how online training on sexual consent can be improved? Join us for a lunchtime focus group on Thursday 31 January, 13.00-14.00 in Senate House. (lunch will be provided).

The schedule for the July 2019 Degree Ceremonies has been announced. Students due to graduate in July 2019 will be invited to register for the ceremonies in May 2019.

Routes for the free campus shuttlebus have been updated; view the routes and timetables.

The IT Services team is investigating a phishing attack targeting a number of staff and students at the University, and resetting passwords for accounts affected. Phishing emails are a hoax designed to get your personal details or money, and many look like legitimate messages from another member of the University or a personal contact. Find out how to avoid them. If you need a password reset over the Christmas period, please contact IT Services on 024 765 73737.

Four of our students have been recognised as champions of social mobility at the inaugural Student Social Mobility Awards, hosted by Baroness Helena Kennedy in the House of Lords on December 13.