Category: Architecture

Happy New Year! It’s a fresh year and a fresh start, the perfect time to adopt some of these new habits to make sure you make the most out of 2018… Here is some inspiration for New Year’s Resolutions that could help you get on your way to achieving a 2:1. The calendar might have […]

The weekly Wellbeing Walk is a breath of fresh air for your mind and body… by Annette Kinsella. I wandered lonely as a cloud, said William Wordsworth. He clearly wasn’t a student at Warwick, because if he’d decided to wander here he could have joined in with the Wellbeing Walk, which takes place weekly around […]

Warwick’s annual International Orientation is a programme designed to help International and EU students arriving at Warwick to start their degrees. However, the programme offers so much more than just an introduction to the UK and Warwick… by guest blogger Francesca Alberigi (Orientation Helper, Team Leader, Coordinator and Warwick Alumni) In my time at Warwick […]

Somehow, exams are rolling around again and panic is creeping in, so for those of you who weren’t acquainted with the Study Blog or even Warwick last year (or if you’ve been through it all before, but can’t quite remember how to keep some semblance of calm at this stage) we’ve rooted out our 5 […]

I’m a postgraduate medical student, which makes my normal week probably a bit different to the average student on campus. Here’s what I get up to… By Charles Hand Day 1 Today began mercilessly with 8am lectures that went on till 5pm, as if it isn’t already hard enough to crawl out of bed on […]

There’s a relatively new addition to the Library family, and he’s one you probably will want to get to know… By Richard Perkins Why Bob? It stands for Box of Broadcasts, a service to which the University recently subscribed. What does it do? Since roughly 2008, the people at the BUFVC have been recording all […]

We know that your mind is all over the place, straining to retain every detail of your topic. We’re here to help, so here’s an exam checklist to make sure you’re in control and haven’t forgotten anything…By Nuala Clarke  □ Get organised Check and double check the times and locations of your exams. If you […]

Dissertations: the mere thought of all those words is enough to give you a headache – following these tips will last longer than the Paracetamol…by Nuala Clarke. Dissertations are not nice things. They take up all your time, give your fingers cramp (can fingers even get cramps!?) and turn your brain to scrambled eggs. Sure, […]