The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

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Catholic Mass for student congregation held at St Joseph the Worker Catholic Church, Cannon Park - this is a regular service held off campus, so please check the church webpages for any local changes to dates or times

Christian Service led by Anglican and Free Church Chaplains, followed by refreshments

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

Runtime: 175 minutes Gauge: Digital

The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Warwick Sport are hosting a Warwick Women's Night In, in recognition of International Women's Day. This event will entail a variety of beginner and taster friendly sessions, for all Warwick Women - staff and students. The evening will include drop-in and bookable sessionsLink opens in a new window.

Are you passionate about making a positive impact on the planet? Looking to build a meaningful career that aligns with your ethics and values? If so, join insightful discussions, interactive workshops and networking sessions throughout Sustainability Careers Week: Monday 03 - Friday 07 March 2025.

Professor Stuart Croft (Vice Chancellor of the University of Warwick) will open the 2025 Languages Week with a welcome address. This will be followed by two plenary talks that critically address a central theme for the week: the interplay between language, inclusion, and belonging. The session will conclude with a discussion and Q&A. Details below:

Professor Zhu Hua (University College London) – The Myths of Cultural Fit and Linguistic Penalty in Job Interviews

Professor Loredana Polezzi (Stony Brook University) – Translation as Trace in Multilingual Tales of Migration

Chair/Q&A: Professor Jo Angouri (University of Warwick)

Come and meet people and make friends at our Chaplaincy Community Lunch. Open to all.

Xavier, an Economics graduate student from France decides to spend a year abroad in Barcelona, Spain to study. His fellow Erasmus students are from all over Western Europe and have a flatshare. Watch Xavier navigates this new life in which his flatmates all speak different languages and have different cultural standards.

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

We're delighted to host writer/director Amrou Al-Kadhi following a screening of their film Layla, which follows a struggling Arab drag queen who falls in love for the first time in a transformative relationship that tests who they really are. This is the final event of our East to West season: LGBTQUIA+ history through cinema – from the former Eastern Bloc and the UK, spanning the recent past to the modern day. Book hereLink opens in a new window

and use code EAST2WEST for free tickets.

Runtime: 175 minutes Gauge: Digital

The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Grab some tasty snacks along with a hot drink so you're fuelled to kick-start your day! Gluten free and vegan options are also available, including Oatly! Remember, once it's gone, its gone, so be sure to get in quickly...

Are you passionate about making a positive impact on the planet? Looking to build a meaningful career that aligns with your ethics and values? If so, join insightful discussions, interactive workshops and networking sessions throughout Sustainability Careers Week: Monday 03 - Friday 07 March 2025.

We know that often students can feel overwhelmed with how much they need to manage as part of moving into the following year- come along and check out our stalls. With Warwick SU Advice, Student Funding, Residential Community Team, Warwick Sport, Warwick Transport and Warwick Studentpad there's something for everyone! And don't forget to check out our games and competition!

PG Tips is an event which you can drop in and out of. It is an opportunity to ask questions outside of your department and supervisor on all aspects of postgraduate life, whether that's how to apply for a PhD, how to balance your study time and your social life, or simply where is the best coffee or food on campus. Whether your queries are academic or pastoral, our Library Student Partners will share their advice, or direct you to the appropriate service.

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

The Faculty of Arts DSEP team invites you to a night of quizzing in the FAB. Meet your fellow students as you team up and test your wits against our quizmaster over six rounds! All students are welcome - the quiz is free to enter, and we've prizes for the victors!

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The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Are you passionate about making a positive impact on the planet? Looking to build a meaningful career that aligns with your ethics and values? If so, join insightful discussions, interactive workshops and networking sessions throughout Sustainability Careers Week: Monday 03 - Friday 07 March 2025.

The project which will establish a set of Doctoral Values co-created by PGR student partners for PGRs here at Warwick. It will enable students across disciplines to share experiences and values. Through a series of in person and online facilitated workshops, PGR students will share and discuss their experience of their PGR journey, the values upon which their journey is built and what values they identify as important to them. During the workshops we will ask for your thoughts and experiences on being a PGR at Warwick and what you believe PGR values should look like. Sign up to a session on our websiteLink opens in a new window. You will receive lunch and a £25 voucher for taking part. If you require further information, please email us at doctoralcollege@warwick.ac.uk

Revise Here, Revise Now is a focused revision session that promotes study time in term two and three. We'll have blank flashcards for you which you can use to create helpful revision guides, and our Library Student Partners will also be on hand to quiz you if you need it as well! These are events you can drop in and out of, and free refreshments are available throughout.

What's your student experience journey? Join us for a relaxing and fun-filled Storytelling Café!

Sip on a hot drink while decorating your own mug, play some games and participate in our open writing workshop where you can create some poetry around your favourite university memories. We also invite you to share your thoughts on Warwick’s extra-curricular events and community life and fill out our survey, as your voice matters to us!

*Materials and workshop places are available on a first come- first serve basis.

Book nowLink opens in a new window

Create and run a museum exhibition anywhere, with digital artefacts floating in the air as participants walk around the space. Figmin XR is the killer app for mixed reality headsets, now also coming to tablets and phones. We have been using it for a couple of years with students, staff, and school groups, to create stunning augmented reality experiences. It's easy to use, and makes it simple to add images, video, audio, text, drawings, and 3D objects (including scans made on a phone). We will also consider how we might extend this once programmable interactivity is added to the app (hopefully this year).

Join us on this fun, indoor activity and get crafty for wildlife! You can learn to make apple bird feeders, or keepsakes such as felt acorns and clay animals. Book hereLink opens in a new window

Join Christians from across our University community to mark the start of Lent together. The service will include singing, prayers as well as scripture and preaching. You will be welcome to receive the sign of the cross in ash if you would like to.

Our weekly artist-led workshops allow you to get creative, meet new people, and take some time for yourself to unwind. Drop in every Wednesday afternoon and learn a new creative skill, and experience clay, printmaking, music, and more! A different session each week, for more information please see our website.

This session is a dedicated space for Black students at Warwick to share their experiences with the university’s social, extracurricular, and community-building programs. Through open discussion and interactive activities, we will explore themes of belonging, peer support, celebrations, co-creation, and student spaces, identifying gaps and opportunities to make Warwick’s social landscape more inclusive and representative of Black student voices. Produced in collaboration with African Caribbean Society and black [untitled]. As a thank-you for your time and contributions, pizza will be provided during the session, and participants will receive a Warwick Retail voucher worth £10. Book your placeLink opens in a new window

Check out our Women In Academic Panel event, featuring a number of professors who will be exploring academic research and looking for advice on the field as well as focusing on STEM related opportunities.

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

Sometimes you don't want that sophisticated night out - sometimes all you're really craving is pure, unadulterated and unapologetic fun, accompanied by pop bangers with a twist of guilty pleasures! Join us every Wednesday!

The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Are you passionate about making a positive impact on the planet? Looking to build a meaningful career that aligns with your ethics and values? If so, join insightful discussions, interactive workshops and networking sessions throughout Sustainability Careers Week: Monday 03 - Friday 07 March 2025.

Bought to you by Warwick Students' Union in collaboration with your SU Officers, join us for the final Thrift Thursday event this term in The Atrium and Piazza. Let’s thrift, save, and make an impact – together!

Research Refresh, is a drop in and out of event, that gives PGRs the opportunity to take a break from their work, chat with other researchers, and enjoy some board games, as well as free coffee, cakes and snacks. These sessions are also a great opportunity to network with other researchers, discuss your research, and to take a breather so that you can return to your work refreshed and relaxed. Every week, one or two of our Research and Academic Support Librarians will also be at the event and will be available for you to discuss your research needs, to talk about your research, and to help you get the most out of the Library services. This is the perfect chance to find out exactly how our Librarians can support you throughout your PhD journey.

Our Sustainability Careers Fair is your chance to build your knowledge and understanding of what a career can look like in relation to sustainability, explore your career options and find out more about the exciting opportunities available in this growing field.

The project which will establish a set of Doctoral Values co-created by PGR student partners for PGRs here at Warwick. It will enable students across disciplines to share experiences and values. Through a series of in person and online facilitated workshops, PGR students will share and discuss their experience of their PGR journey, the values upon which their journey is built and what values they identify as important to them. During the workshops we will ask for your thoughts and experiences on being a PGR at Warwick and what you believe PGR values should look like. Sign up to a session on our websiteLink opens in a new window. You will receive lunch and a £25 voucher for taking part. If you require further information, please email us at doctoralcollege@warwick.ac.uk

Join our Catholic Chaplain for Mass followed by refreshments

The language industry is experiencing unprecedented growth and transformation, creating exciting new career paths that extend far beyond traditional translation roles. This roundtable brings together professionals from different sectors to explore emerging opportunities for graduates with language, translation and localisation skills. Our distinguished speakers will share their professional journeys, discuss current industry trends and offer practical insights into building sustainable careers in the global language sector. Whether you’re interested in content creation, localisation, terminology, multimedia localisation or language technology, this session will provide valuable perspectives on the diverse career paths available to language graduates. We will discuss how language skills can open doors to innovative roles, share what employers are looking for in new graduates, and provide practical advice for launching your career in this dynamic industry. The session will feature an interactive discussion where you can engage directly with industry leaders and explore how to position yourself for success in the evolving language services landscape. This is a unique opportunity to gain insights from experienced professionals about the future of language work and how to prepare for it. This roundtable will help you understand the exciting possibilities ahead.

SPEAKERS:

Lucio Bangulo, Deputy Programme Director – Head of Translation and Language Strategy, Amnesty International

Emily Diamandopoulou, Rhyme&Reason Language Services

Ha-eun Hannah Kim, Korean Language Manager at Netflix

Milena Spelta Parenti, Key Account Manager, Dema Solutions srl - Elia - European Language Industry Association

Facilitator/Moderator: Dr David Orrego-Carmona (Warwick)

The Language Café is a vibrant, inclusive space for students to connect, share, and celebrate languages and cultures from around the world. Each event will feature interactive sessions, conversation tables, and activities designed to encourage participation and learning in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere. Our goal is to bring people together, breaking language barriers and building a strong, globally connected community.

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

If you are a singer, instrumentalist, poet, MC, or any other kind of musical performer then this is an opportunity for you. Our friendly Open Mic sessions are open to everyone.

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The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Do you and your mates fancy yourselves as Cleverducks? It's time to make feathers fly and put that brain power to the test at our weekly pub quiz...early attendance is suggested as seats go quickly!

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!

Are you passionate about making a positive impact on the planet? Looking to build a meaningful career that aligns with your ethics and values? If so, join insightful discussions, interactive workshops and networking sessions throughout Sustainability Careers Week: Monday 03 - Friday 07 March 2025.

Friday prayers in the Islamic Prayer Hall, next to the Chaplaincy.

Join us in our #EndPeriodPoverty awareness event, as Fariya Maryam and Valli Sridevi shed light on the challenges faced by many in accessing menstrual products, and we've taken meaningful steps to break the stigma and build a more supportive, inclusive community.

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

Warwick Arts Centre live Jazz Fridays returns. Hosted by The Aaron Moloney Trio plus regular special guest musicians. Featuring an open jam session for local musicians in the second half. Come and play! For details about playing, please contact: programming@warwick.ac.uk

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The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Join us every Friday, in the newly refurbished Terrace bar, for a night brimming with global beats and urban vibes whilst savoring the delights of our new range of Juicy cocktails. Plus it's FREE to attend!

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☆ Come to the Copper Rooms and experience Euphoria ☆ This is Warwick's LGBTQ+ club night, freshly student-run and on Friday night. Music is suggested by the community, so you set the tone - it's your design. Come in at 10pm and leave euphoric at 2am, with tickets HOT-TO-GO for £5 for members, £5.50 for non members. There will be a manned welfare stand on the night, located in the sofa area of CR2, to help any attendee that needs it. Tickets are £5 for members, £5.50 non members, on sale to students and their guests. Buy tickets hereLink opens in a new window

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

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The WOW Foundation have been in touch with us at Warwick Arts Centre to let you know about a landmark event celebrating 15 years of the WOW - Women of the World movement, WOW at 15, on March 8, 2025, at the Royal Albert Hall. We thought it would be of particular interest to students as the event will be headlined by the legendary US activist and academic Professor Angela Davis, in conversation with WOW Founder Jude Kelly CBE. It’s a rare chance to see Davis live in the UK, she is an electrifying speaker and this will be an unmissable event for those passionate about gender, social justice, race, abolition and intersectionality - and her love of the Blues - perfect for students and colleagues. It will offer a unique opportunity to engage with influential thinkers and activists, participate in vital conversations, and gain inspiration for both academic work and activism. Book here

The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Warwick Women in Economics is excited to invite you to attend our annual International Women’s Day conference. We believe it is important to celebrate IWD, with our conference including keynote talks, panels and networking sessions with female industry leaders, representatives from our sponsors as well as our growing membership and alumni. We run our event free of charge, and registration is open to students from all degrees (not just economics) so we welcome anyone interested in attending! Our speaker line-up and event timings will soon be released on our instagram page (@warwickwomeninecon), registration is now openLink opens in a new window, we look forward to seeing you there!

Catholic Mass for student congregation held at St Joseph the Worker Catholic Church, Cannon Park - this is a regular service held off campus, so please check the church webpages for any local changes to dates or times

Christian Service led by Anglican and Free Church Chaplains, followed by refreshments

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

Warwick Student Cinema present a mystery selection of a romcom film for this end of term screening. Runtime: 120 minutes Gauge: Digital.

The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Come and meet people and make friends at our Chaplaincy Community Lunch. Open to all.

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

Runtime: 134 minutes Gauge: Digital

The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Grab some tasty snacks along with a hot drink so you're fuelled to kick-start your day! Gluten free and vegan options are also available, including Oatly! Remember, once it's gone, its gone, so be sure to get in quickly...

Brought to you by The Warwick Climate Justice Campaigns team, your Climate Justice Exec Rebecca and two of your Officers, Sasha and Muneeba, are running a FREE student-led Sustainability Careers Fair! Explore exciting sustainability career opportunities and meet companies like Operation Wallace, Carbon Tracker, Cheltenham Science Festival and more!

Come along and enjoy sociable crafting at the Chaplaincy - make new friends and learn new skills! Coffee, tea and toast.

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

Runtime: 130 minutes Gauge: 35mm

The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Dr Azzedine Dabo will be speaking about his personal journey to a career in research from undergraduate through to PhD and beyond, covering his current work at GSK and any barriers he has faced and overcome along the way. This event is part of the Warwick PATHWAY Programme which seeks to support Black researcher career development from undergraduate to postdoctoral level. All welcome. Lunch will be provided. Book hereLink opens in a new window

The level of experiential immersive we can achieve with the latest VR headsets is so great that we think it surpasses ordinary storytelling. Participants feel like they are actually present in the world we construct and the events that happen. This has been used to transport us back in time, or to distant places. Easter Rising: Voice of a Rebel (BBC, producer Catherine Allen) transports us back to the 1916 revolution in Dublin. Empire Soldiers (MBD) takes us to the first world war and through the experiences of soldiers from the Caribbean and South Asia. Child of Empire explores the real experiences of people living through the Partition of India. Allen (a Warwick Theatre Studies alumnus) described this as "storydoing" - a more direct and immediate way to experience a narrative, through 360 images and sound, and sometimes with interaction. Creating these experiences has been expensive and technically complex. The DAHL has been exploring simpler and cheaper ways, including the use of Insta360 cameras. We will present our findings in this session.

Join the Anglican and Free Church Christian Chaplains for a short communion service.

Join our Jewish Chaplain for Bagels and chat

Our weekly artist-led workshops allow you to get creative, meet new people, and take some time for yourself to unwind. Drop in every Wednesday afternoon and learn a new creative skill, and experience clay, printmaking, music, and more! A different session each week, for more information please see our website.

We are developing an AI Toolkit for the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences and are looking for student voices to help shape its student-focused content. You don’t need to be an AI expert—we welcome a range of perspectives and experiences. Book hereLink opens in a new window

The Buddhist Faith Leaders warmly invite practicing Buddhists of all schools, and anyone interested in Buddhism, to join them for tea and cake in the Chaplaincy Central Space. No need to book - just drop in!

The Edge is a immersive event hosted by the Media and Creative Industries finalists about the OTHERs around us. It's a creative evening filled with productions surrounding fashion, food, dreams, live music, and performance art! Book hereLink opens in a new window!

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

Sometimes you don't want that sophisticated night out - sometimes all you're really craving is pure, unadulterated and unapologetic fun, accompanied by pop bangers with a twist of guilty pleasures! Join us every Wednesday!

The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Research Refresh, is a drop in and out of event, that gives PGRs the opportunity to take a break from their work, chat with other researchers, and enjoy some board games, as well as free coffee, cakes and snacks. These sessions are also a great opportunity to network with other researchers, discuss your research, and to take a breather so that you can return to your work refreshed and relaxed. Every week, one or two of our Research and Academic Support Librarians will also be at the event and will be available for you to discuss your research needs, to talk about your research, and to help you get the most out of the Library services. This is the perfect chance to find out exactly how our Librarians can support you throughout your PhD journey.

Drop in and visit our Wellbeing and Student Support colleagues at a pop-up stand, next to the Arts Centre between 11am-1pm. Refreshments provided!

The project which will establish a set of Doctoral Values co-created by PGR student partners for PGRs here at Warwick. It will enable students across disciplines to share experiences and values. Through a series of in person and online facilitated workshops, PGR students will share and discuss their experience of their PGR journey, the values upon which their journey is built and what values they identify as important to them. During the workshops we will ask for your thoughts and experiences on being a PGR at Warwick and what you believe PGR values should look like. Sign up to a session on our websiteLink opens in a new window. You will receive lunch and a £25 voucher for taking part. If you require further information, please email us at doctoralcollege@warwick.ac.uk

Join our Catholic Chaplain for Mass followed by refreshments

The Language Café is a vibrant, inclusive space for students to connect, share, and celebrate languages and cultures from around the world. Each event will feature interactive sessions, conversation tables, and activities designed to encourage participation and learning in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere. Our goal is to bring people together, breaking language barriers and building a strong, globally connected community.

The Islamic Society is hosting free Iftar for the Warwick community for the whole month. This is available for all staff, students and the wider local community.

The Islamic Society is organising Taraweeh prayer for the whole month. Students, staff and the wider local community are all welcome to attend.

Do you and your mates fancy yourselves as Cleverducks? It's time to make feathers fly and put that brain power to the test at our weekly pub quiz...early attendance is suggested as seats go quickly!