Family chemistry with a difference!

Nick Barker and Vas Stavros would like to invite parents and their children to see a noisy, frothy, bubbly display of whizz-bang chemistry on Monday 21st May at 6.30pm, the University of Warwick. Suitable for children aged 7 to 70. Warning - this session contains some bad jokes!

Other Alumni News & Events

Warwick only European university in new NYU-led centre

New York’s mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, and New York University’s president John Sexton have announced an historic agreement between New York City, New York’s MTA, and a consortium of world-class academic institutions, (including the University of Warwick – the only European university in the agreement), and private technology companies, that will lead to the creation in New York of a “Center for Urban Science and Progress”.

Warwick strengthens place in top 10 of UK league table

The University of Warwick has moved up to sixth place in The Complete University Guide to the UK’s 116 universities and is once again ranked as the top university in the Midlands.

Tell us your favourite gig memories

In the next issue of Warwick Connect we would like to include a feature on the memorable gigs that Warwick alumni have witnessed here over the years. Did you see the New York Dolls in 1973 or REM in 1985? Did you see Radiohead in 1992 or Oasis in 1993? How about U2 in 1981?

Film-makers and musicians - tell us what you're doing

Warwick alumni are a creative bunch and many of you have submitted their books to the Warwick authors page on the website. It turns out that your talents aren't limited to writing, there are lots of film-makers and musicians out there. As a result, we're going to create new Warwick film-makers and Warwick musicians pages which will give you the opportunity to share your talents with other Warwick graduates.

If you are a film-maker or musician and have something you would like to share, email us your details and a paragraph about your project and we'll post them online.