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In the first of a new series, Dr Kerry Baker, Associate Director, Warwick Institute of Engagement, tells us why she volunteers to support our graduation ceremonies. It鈥檚 not just an opportunity for her to don her PhD robes again!

From pioneering leadership in healthcare and the automotive sector to innovation and creativity in television, film, and poetry, discover how our new honorary graduates have shaped their fields and widened opportunities for others.

It鈥檚 fantastic to see Dr Harjinder Lallie (WMG) recognised with an OBE in the King鈥檚 New Year Honours list for services to musical heritage, faith communities, and integration – marking over 30 years of excellence in music education and teacher development! He talked to us about his passion for music in this Humans of Warwick feature.

Take a look at our final long service gallery for 2025, highlighting colleagues鈥� heartfelt memories - from work and study achievements to personal highlights and reflections.

Felicity: 鈥淚 want other disabled people to see me and think, this is possible. It can be done.鈥� 

Mark: 鈥淧laying Rugby shaped me into who I am, I just wanted to give something back.鈥� 

We close 2025 with two Humans of Warwick who have very different, but positive, stories. Find out how Felicity鈥檚 disability has shaped her life and research, while Mark鈥檚 sporting focus led to great charity work and a visit to the Palace.

Now鈥檚 your chance to celebrate the people who make research at Warwick thrive – from impactful discoveries to inspiring supervision. Make your nominations for the鈥�Research Celebration Awards 2026 by Thursday 15 January.

Explore the memorable moments and milestones of colleagues who have dedicated 20, 30, and even 40 years to shaping the University.

鈥淵ou can make a greater impact by teaching, creating and connecting, than by chasing power.鈥� 

From heading to parliament to be an MP to a life changing decision here on campus, read about David鈥檚 fascinating journey and a life dedicated to words and ideas.

We are deeply saddened to share the news that Dr Andrew Cooper, Associate Professor in Philosophy, has died. Andrew was an enthusiastic bushwalker and was hiking at Federation Peak in Tasmania when he died. He was a much-loved member of our philosophical community and we will miss him.