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Memories of Warwick

Memories of Warwick 1965–2015

Alumni returning to the campus in June will be able to an attend an exhibition which draws on material from the University of Warwick Archive. The archive holds documents relating to the university’s principal activities and original conception in the 1950s.

In anticipation of Warwick’s fifty-year anniversary in 2015, the exhibition provides an opportunity to look back at the university’s history. It will include photographs of the changing geography and design of the campus, publications such as prospectuses and student newspapers and audio-visual material covering notable events.

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Micahel GrayAlumnus of the month
Michael Gray (BSc Applied Physics 1990-93) is an inspiration to anyone who thinks they're too old to learn. After a lifetime in farming he came to Warwick to study for a degree in physics and graduated at the age of 60. Now happily retired, Michael, who turned 80 in March, looks back on his time at Warwick with fondness.

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