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Sharing stories: A group of staff and students are on a mission to #GetWarwickTalking. Discover real-life stories from academic staff member Joseph, who discusses his experience of anxiety, and from students Lucy and Oli.

Events: Take a look at the World Mental Health Day webpage to find out what kinds of events are taking place on campus this week – including an informal ‘tea and talk’ session at the Chaplaincy and a session on anxiety and sleep.

Moves+ challenge: We all know movement is a great way to boost mental health. Reckon you can walk 8,000 steps in a day? Join the challenge on the Moves+ app on Thursday 10 October for the chance to win one of four fruit baskets...

Learn more about a chance to welcome new members from around the world into our community, explore and experience the diverse cultures that make Warwick such a vibrant and dynamic place, and celebrate our own unique backgrounds, traditions, and interests.

Want to find out how we’re taking steps to increase diversity, develop an inclusive culture, and become leaders in social inclusion? View the Social Inclusion Annual Report, which highlights the progress we’ve made and explains the work that’s still to happen.

Can you see yourself as the Deputy PVC (Research Culture), joining the Research Executive and working alongside the current PVC (Research) Professor Caroline Meyer? Apply by Tuesday 22 October.

Don’t miss your chance to explore proposed brand concepts, including suggestions for a redesigned visual identity, and have your say. Join us online or in person for the Brand Evolution Project Roadshow to share your viewsLink opens in a new window.

Got an idea for working with local, regional or national community partners? See how you could make use of the Collaboration and Co-Production FundLink opens in a new window - and apply until Monday 11 November. .

If you’re intending to apply for a European Research Council (ERC) consolidator grant, here’s your chance to find out how to make your proposal as good as it can be. To be part of support sessions between now and January, sign up by Friday 18 OctoberLink opens in a new window.

Did you catch WMG’s Professor Mark Williams on BBC Crimewatch last week? His groundbreaking research has helped to convict a criminal in a landmark case...