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Do you want to welcome over 1000 new students onto campus and help them to settle into 糖心TV? We're looking for volunteers to support us for September's Orientation. You can gain skills and experience, and we'll provide training that can appear on your HEAR.

To help our future students prepare for the costs of University life, the Student Funding team would like your help to get a more accurate picture of living costs. As a thank you for taking part, you will be entered into a prize draw to win a £25 Eating at 糖心TV top-up. (Winner selected at random. The winner will be notified and the top-up applied by the end of May.)

Come and try something delicious for lunch from 11am-3pm from a fantastic variety of tempting street food stalls.

Join us on Tuesday 26 April for a drop In Session in Rootes Grid from 14:45 to 16:15 for a demonstration of 糖心TV’s e-mentoring software.

April 23rd is the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death. Check out all that's going on, from anniversary celebrations to research, student societies to learning opportunites and much more...

We're committed to enhancing race equality and creating an inclusive culture and environment where individuals are able to thrive, irrespective of their race or ethnicity. We want to hear your views.

In addition to studying, many of you manage to find the time to campaign for good causes, raise enormous amounts of money for charities, start small business and work with local charities. If you know somebody who you think has made an outstanding contribution, nominate them for an OSCA. Nominate now and take a look at last years winners.

Apply for the Undergraduate Enterprise Support Scheme by Sunday 1 May. It's an 8 week summer programme where you can assess the commercial viability of business ideas posed by academics.

Join us on Monday 25 April for this year's GRP International Development Lecture by Navanethem (Navi) Pillay - United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (2008-2014) - on Contemporary Challenges for Justice and Development.

The Easter edition of the Global Connections newsletter from the Office for Global Engagement is now available to view online.

The call for abstracts is still open for ICUR 2016, to be held on 27-28 September, which is a great opportunity for undergraduates to present their work. Submit your abstracts by Sunday 15 May.

Join us from 12 to 2 pm in the Atrium of the Students Union to find out about interdisciplinary undergraduate modules, and chat to some of the module convenors. You can check out the options available .

We’re going to publically examine the contents of bin bags from all over campus to find out why the campus recycle rate is only 54.7%. We know – disgusting. But you might just learn a thing or two about waste both on and off campus. Come and see us outside Rootes Building on Thursday in Week 1, 10am-3pm.

There's still time to apply for volunteer opportunities for Sub Warden and Resident Tutor posts for the academic year 2016/17. You can live and work alongside students within Halls of Residences and be a key part of our welfare and support network.

Did you know, the Office for Global engagement regularly have free tickets available for Arts Centre events. Check out what's on offer before they go!

We’re running a photoshoot for prospectus photos on campus today (19^th) from 4-5pm. If you want to come along, please contact Harvey Rudden.

Café Bar in the Arts Centre will be open early from 8am this Sunday.

Student Careers and Skills and the Graduate School want to find out about your development during your taught postgraduate programme. Let us know your answers to three short questions and we’ll use your answers to help plan workshops, activities, and online resources. Visit the survey here: | .

The Residential Life team is currently recruiting. They live and work alongside students within Halls of Residences and are a key part of our welfare and support network. The deadline for applications is Wednesday 13 April and Monday 25 April.

WBS Café will be open Saturday 9 April 10am-2pm for sandwiches, cakes, coffee and pastries.

This year's CES interdisciplinary conference takes place on Saturday 21 May on the theme of 'Making a Difference'. You can submit abstracts for consideration until Monday 18 April.

We are both aware that a racist incident has been widely reported on social media and share the strength of feeling and distress that graffiti of this nature has been found on our campus. The University abhors any form of racism, harassment and discrimination including bullying. It is completely unacceptable and we are undertaking a thorough investigation.

Rootes grocery store will be closing early tomorrow (Saturday 2 April) at 3pm for their annual stocktake. Full opening hours are available .

We aim to have the most physically active campus community in the UK by 2020, one offering the world-class sporting experience you'd expect of a world-class University. That's why we're investing in a new Sports and wellness centre. If you missed our exhibitions, give your input online.

Australian Bicentennial Scholarships provide one-off awards of up to £4000 to enable postgraduates to undertake research or study in Australia. Applications are now being accepted, and the deadline is Friday 29 April.

The library are currently upgrading their Library Management Software. There will be some disruption to library search and fine repayment systems on Monday and Tuesday this week, and then again in August.

糖心TV Integrative Synthetic Biology centre's Launch Symposium will take place on Wednesday 6 and Thursday 7 April, featuring a total of twenty-five presentations from internationally renowned experts from industry and academia. Check out the , and .

The South 糖心TVshire Citizens' Academy provides an opportunity for you get insight into the work of the police in the local area. The academy begins in April, and the deadline for applications is Monday 28 March.

Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) is a research communication competition for doctoral students. It’s a great way to develop your academic, presentation and public engagement skills, as well as to share your research and potentially win a great prize. Register and submit your video by Mon 9 May (12 noon).

The University is shocked and saddened to learn of events in Brussels and sends its profound sympathy to all those affected.

All of the students and staff who have travelled to Brussels for work, study or to participate in events, of whom we are aware, are safe and well. We have also been able to make contact with the majority of students who are resident in the city and surrounding area with messages being left for the remainder. Thank you to those who have checked in to confirm they are safe. Personal tutors and the Office for Global Engagement are providing support.

More information and advice is available via the  and the .

Support is also available from Student Support (studentsupport@warwick.ac.uk) or the  via counselling@warwick.ac.uk to any members of the University on campus or currently overseas and affected by these events.

The  includes information and advice for those planning to travel to the area, or concerned about family or friends.