All Warwick students now have access to Wisdom Wellbeing, a new extension to our service. It鈥檚 available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, offering professional mental health and wellbeing support. Whether you are feeling anxious, finding university life difficult, struggling with your studies or need someone to talk to, you can access confidential support at any time 鈥� including evenings, weekends and university holidays.
This is a time for connection and joy. Hear from our student blogger Suhani as she shares the significance of Bandi Chhor Divas. See how sharing traditions and experiences brings the Warwick community together.
This time of year marks a number of cultural and religious festivals which share themes of light, hope, community, and reflection. Student blogger Suhani shares the significance of Diwali and how these celebrations foster connection and belonging. Discover how cultural traditions bring the Warwick community together.
Stay active and fit while making new connections with over 60 hours of free sports or physical activity sessions every week. Download the UoW Sport app and explore various activities.
Join us for the Distinguished India Lecture 2026, exploring 'If Health is Wealth 鈥� How Wealthy is India?' Drawing on her internationally recognised expertise in public health and vaccines, Professor Kang will explore the links between health, prosperity and sustainable development, offering fresh perspectives on the challenges facing rapidly developing societies.
Are you worried about money and are unsure as to what can happen next during your university journey? If you're struggling, then hear from Lynara, our Student Money Assistant, who shares several sources of support available at Warwick.
Throughout November, One World Warwick celebrates our global community. Join us for a Diwali-themed Craft Caf茅 at the Chaplaincy, take part in Global Lounge: Paper Poppy Making with free snacks and drinks, and be a part of Discover Azerbaijan, a vibrant cultural celebration showcasing Azerbaijan's rich heritage, traditions and history.
We can confirm that the police have responded to a security incident where a student was reported to be in possession of an alleged firearm. Campus activities are continuing as planned.
We are currently managing a security incident involving a student who was in possession of an alleged firearm on campus. Police have been informed and are responding. There is no need to evacuate any buildings or facilities. If you see anything suspicious, please call the Community Safety Team on 024 7652 2222. See our emergency contact information here.
Chat and chill is led by students, each session offers a different low-key activity designed to help you pause, de-stress and connect with others. Join us in the Nook where you can choose to take part in the activity or simply come along for a chat.
This is your chance to receive a 拢1000 Brighter Futures Grant by registering with Santander Open Academy, where you can access online learning resources to support your employability. Submit your application by 3 December.
Join Team Warwick for a fortnight of free, women-only activities, designed to help you get active, try something new, and have fun. Whether you鈥檙e trying something new, rediscovering a love of sport, or simply looking to meet like-minded women, there鈥檚 something for everyone.
Your opportunity to inspire change. Complete the Warwick Student Survey and share your insights into student life, including careers, connections and SU services, for a chance to win 1 of 25 shopping vouchers worth up to 拢100.
Are you moving off campus? Make this journey smooth by seeking support from the Local Area Guides, who provide a student living perspective.
Join us for a month of events, activities and opportunities to win prizes as we explore this year鈥檚 theme: the power of original thought. Drop by our pop-up events across campus where you can speak to experts, gain advice, take a quiz, and win prizes. Plus, enter our creative competition.
Join the Sikh society for an annual Langar event, as part of One World Warwick on 17 November at the SU Atrium from 11am-3pm. Free vegetarian food is served to all students.
Take a break and join fellow mature students for a relaxed lunchtime. Enjoy a hot drink, connect with others, and recharge yourself in a friendly, welcoming environment.
One World Warwick celebrates the diversity of our global community through a range of events and activities. Explore the Diwali Celebration of Unity and Culture, get creative at the Craft Cafe, enjoy a colourful Lunchtime Concert at Warwick Arts Centre, and take part in the Creative Socials workshop.
As you start to think about housing options for next year, hear from Shera Payne, Student Lettings Manager at Warwick Student Pad, discussing StudentPad's features, advice for finding housing, and other miscellaneous housing questions you might be curious about.
During your studies, you have a lot of reading material to cover. Your Reading List is a great way to access key course materials, explore practical tips, and find additional academic sources.
Be part of the WP Student Advisory Group, share your perspectives, and help shape the University experience. Gain valuable leadership and advisory experience, earn recognition towards your Warwick Award, and boost your CV.
It's the last chance to have your say on race equality and inclusion at Warwick. Complete the survey to help shape a more inclusive community and be entered into a prize draw to win one of 35 x 拢10 digital shopping vouchers.
If you are unable to sit an exam on a particular date because of religious observance, please send your request for consideration through the Religious Observance Form by 4pm on 2 November. Your request will be forwarded to your department.
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Our campus is a shared space for pedestrians, cyclists, e-scooters, buses and vehicles. Stay aware of your surroundings and take extra care on the main University road. Remember to look both ways before crossing and use marked crossings where possible. Drivers should follow the 20mph speed limit and stay alert around pedestrian areas. If you're cycling or using an e-scooter, make sure your lights are on in poor visibility.
