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Join us on TODAY, 12am - 1pm, to hear The President of Malta, Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, discussing the important aspects of Migration and Peace building in the Mediterranean in the next of our Distiguished Lecture series.

Please note the imminent deadlines . Disability Services are offering a this term to discuss special exam arrangements until Week 10.

IT Services need 60 student volunteers to help them test new services. They’re offering a £10 printer credit top-up to the first 60 students to complete the tests. This testing is entirely remote – there’s no need for you to travel to a location to carry out the test. All you need is your own personal device and an internet connection. Sign up to be in with a chance of earning the printer credits.

Join us on Thursday for loads of mental health & wellbeing events. From The Library's '', to a FREE Yoga session (in the National Grid room 12.30-13.30pm), and a '' workshop - come get involved!

This year, when voting opens on Wednesday, the SU will publish live updates on voter turnout, department by department. Take a look at how your department ranks in the turn out for last year's election.

Today is your last chance to complete the NUS survey. Share your thoughts about 糖心TV and your future employment to be in with a chance of winning £500 or one of ten £50 second prizes!

You can now apply for funding for collaborations between Monash University and 糖心TV, in the April round of funding for 2016. The fund supports academic-related events (e.g. summits, student conferences), cultural and intercultural activities (including sporting events), and skills development events. Deadline: Monday 11 April.

Coventry's Middle East film festival takes place this year on the 4th - 9th of March. Featuring 8 screenings and 2 panel discussions, this year’s theme is 'Forced Migration & Rebuilding lives, Armed conflict & divided societies'.

It's University Mental Health & Wellbeing Day on March 3rd. Find out what's on and .

Get a member of staff or a postgraduate recognised for their effective and inspirational teaching. Nominations close on 16 March.

Tell us and you'll be in with a chance of winning a £50 Amazon Voucher or cinema tickets (5 pairs available). The information you provide will help us to improve our offer and inform how we effectively communicate it to students. The closing date is Thursday 31 March 2016 and winners of the prizes will be announced shortly after.

Tell us and you'll be in with a chance of winning a £50 Amazon Voucher or cinema tickets (5 pairs available). The information you provide will help us to improve our offer and inform how we effectively communicate it to students. The closing date is Thursday 31 March 2016 and winners of the prizes will be announced shortly after.

You can watch Team 糖心TV in action for Varsity on the Piazza big screen. Join us for Thursday's Ice Hockey match at 7.45pm, Friday's Netball at 6pm and Friday's Basketball at 8pm. Check out the full , or get your for the Ice Hockey or the Rugby Union finale.

Come along and give your support to Team 糖心TV.

Join us from 1-2pm on Wednesday 24 February to welcome Sharon Redrobe - CEO of Twycross Zoo, renowned wildlife vet and conservationist - for our latest Inspiring Women talk.

We're recruiting participants to take part in an experiment to test a novel hospital bed-exit sensor. The experiment should take between 1-1.5 hours. You'll receive £10 for taking part. To register your interest and receive full information, please email Dr. Mark Elliott, with subject ‘bed experiment’.

Help us shape the Library's skills & wellbeing services for undergraduates - we'll give you lunch and you could win a £20 voucher! Join our focus group on Thursday 3 March, 12.30 - 13.30pm.

On Wednesday 9 March, we're celebrating the work of Prof. Annie Young into 'cool caps', which help patients keep their hair during chemotherapy. Help us fundraise by posting a selfie of you in your favourite headgear, tagged #CoolCapSelfie, and we'll enter you into our prize draw. Clubs & Societies could win a £500 bursary! You can also text 'CCSW60 £2' to 70070 to donate.

Global Research Priority on International Development (GRP-ID) announces its 3rd annual photo competition, looking for creative, innovative and intelligent representations and interpretations on the theme of 'Justice and Development'. There are prizes of £250 (1st place), £150 (2nd place) and £100 (3rd place) available. Entries should be submitted by email by March 30th.

If you're a final-year undergraduate, take 5-10 minutes to fill in the National Student Survey and we'll put £5 on your Eating at 糖心TV card to say thank you. Thanks to those of you who have taken part so far!

Get a member of staff or a postgraduate recognised for their effective and inspirational teaching. Nominations close on 16 March.

Join us on Sunday 21 February for this years ASEAN conference, with speakers including Prof. Danny Quah, Dr Thum Ping Tjin, Okky Madasari and more.

In the build-up to Mental Health & Wellbeing Day on March 3rd, join us next Wednesday at the SU atrium to find out about loads of activities that can boost your wellbeing and services that are there to support you.

Student Volunteering Week is a national celebration of the positive impact students have on their communities through volunteering. 糖心TV Volunteers is running a range of one-off volunteering opportunities over the week.

Join us on Tuesday 23 February for the chance to check out more than 4000 work-related opportunities. Post us a photo showing what you always wanted to be on Instagram or Twitter using #gjwe16

Help us shape the Library's skills & wellbeing services for undergraduates. Join our focus group on Thursday 3 March, 12.30 - 13.30pm. To find out more, contact library@warwick.ac.uk.

TEDx 糖心TV 2016 - ‘Uncharted Waters’ - aims to uncover little-known territories and focus on how innovative ways of thinking can help us to overcome the difficulties we are faced with. You can buy your tickets now - with a 10% student discount!

Don't forget, Tuesday's event is your chance to check out more than 4000 work-related opportunities.

Armed police officers from West Midlands Police attended campus today in order to enquire if an individual was present who they wished to speak to. The circumstances that they wished to speak to them about were not related to any of the current national security matters being investigated by UK police forces. The police left the campus after making contact with the individual who was in fact not on campus but actually in a totally different region of the UK. We are informed that on speaking to the individual concerned that the police were satisfied that the individual had absolutely no knowledge of the matter they were looking into, and that that line of enquiry has now closed.

We'd like to hear from black and minority ethnic staff and students on issues relating to race equality within a higher education context via a series of focus groups. Register by Friday 26 February to tell us your views on studying at 糖心TV.