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Thursday 22 May 
Fancy sliding down an inflatable helter skelter in the sunshine, free face painting and some live music? Join us at Windmill Hill for Picnic Playground! The event is open to both students and staff, so head down on the day. Booking preferred but not vital.

Until 30 May
This exhibition commemorates 77 years since the Nakba through artwork, poetry and educational initiatives from Warwick’s Gazan students and staff. Find it in the Faculty of Arts building until 30 May (Mezzanine floor until 23 May, ground-floor Agora from 26 to 30 May).

Thursday 29 May 
This interactive workshop will explore the power of dialogue as a tool for deep learning – sign up and discover strategies to encourage meaningful discussions.

Tuesday 3 June 
Join in with the first moth survey of 2025 to see which species of moths can be found around campus – registration is essential.

Have you spotted moth-created webbing on trees across campus lately? Here’s whyLink opens in a new window.

Wednesday 11 June 
Ever wanted to learn how to advocate for yourself and be heard in the workplace? Join public speaker Professor Christina Hughes to find out.

Saturday 31 May  
Families are invited to journey through different languages, practise their circus and dance skills, discover exciting items from throughout history and see where arts and science collide, at this special one-day event, part of our 60th anniversary.

Wednesday 14 May 
What do we mean by ‘public engagement’ at Warwick, why does it matter, and how can you get involved? Find out in this online session, led by colleagues from Warwick Institute of Engagement and the School of Law.

Thursday 15 May
This interactive workshop will explore strategies for facilitating difficult yet essential conversations in the classroom. Register now, and share what you’d like to learn at the event.

Until Monday 7 July
Visit the Library Foyer or the Modern Records Centre to witness two special 60th anniversary exhibitions, focusing on the ‘changing face’ of our University between 1965 and now.