Our final instalment of the Heart of the Heart series, where we learned about the successes and challenges when researching cardiac risk in the young.

Warwick’s first event as part of the 2022 ESRC Festival of Social Science was led by the CAGE research centre based in the Economics department. Here, CAGE Events & Online Communications Officer, Josh Allen, reflects on the event.

Want to know what a Plonky or a Cowder are? Read on to find out…

Resonate returns to Cheylesmore Community Centre to share exciting research, play games and celebrate our wellbeing!

Our first ever ‘Resonate Lates’ in partnership with Coventry Muslim Resource Centre.

Combining culture, cycling and stained-glass window making (well, mock versions of stained-glass!), we joined with over 300 people of all ages to take part in our activity on Saturday in Warwick and Sunday in Leamington Spa.

Relive some of the highlights from our FEAST events which took place during April’s Resonate Festival.

Across three days we hosted over 70 free events, welcomed some very special guests and celebrated the best arts and culture from across the University, Coventry and the wider region. See some of our favourite moments below: -

See all our timed events listed out to help plan your schedule at the Resonate Festival.

Find out all the best ways to get to the University during the three-day Resonate 2022 Festival.

In the run up to Resonate Festival’s three-day campus finale in April, throughout March we have an incredible programme focussing on Amazing Women. A diverse range of free events and activities that explore everything from Women’s Suffrage to our belief in the supernatural, exhibitions on criminal justice, South Asian Women’s activism, dance, science, textiles and much more.

The story so far… running since May 2021, Resonate Festival has used the power of creativity, connection and conversation to engage with people across the region.

Catch up on our free online Mindful Eating: Eating Mindfully session and more from Warwick’s Centre for Lifelong Learning.

As part of the Feast-themed events in December, we held a successful online and in-person event with Tales From Coventry Tables - a perfect introduction to a local, sustainable and tasty way of eating.

Sunday 05 December saw Tales from Coventry Tables take over the Shopfront Theatre in Coventry City Centre for a hybrid food tasting event for December’s Feast as part of the University of Warwick’s Resonate Festival. 

Rosemary Collier talks all things pear and perry and looks at whether local Warwickshire wild varieties were used in a festive drink - perry tasty!

Save our Sprouts! A large proportion of our plate should be covered in vegetables, and the standard winter varieties, like carrots and sprouts, are grown very successfully in the UK - discover more about the veg that find their way to our Christmas feasts…

The Grid Project records our urban environments in photographs. It uses maps to identify the locations in a systematic way: photographers then visit the grid points and respond to what they find.

Pregnancy and childbirth can be a magical but often complex time for women and birthing people. Drawing on her PhD research, Dr Georgia Clancy, from Warwick’s Department of Sociology, explores women’s most popular childbirth choices and the barriers preventing their realisation.