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Where can a Warwick experience take you? Hugh experienced Warwick during the ‘70s and shares a few of his memories, from campus theatre and student activism to a life of acting and publishing a dystopian debut novel.

Izabela kept returning to Warwick, her time here spanning decades. As she picked up multiple degrees, she witnessed our evolution from a radical young university to a global institution.

David scored Warwick’s first-ever League goal in 1969, playing alongside future Liverpool star Steve Heighway.

Manish represented England at the 2026 Men’s Netball Nations Series, earning silver and continuing his rise from the under-25s to the senior squad, crediting Warwick’s netball community for shaping his development and passion.

After 20 years after graduating in French Studies, Linda is pursuing a PhD in equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI).

The friends made at Warwick are still central to Paul's life over 40 years later.

Witnessing a rainbow falling into the lake on the day of his interview led Raymond to study at Warwick.

Despite studying Computer Science, Cristina was contributing essential bioinformatics research in ovarian cancer at the same time.

Colin is still meeting up with his friends from Warwick after half a century.

Love was found in Rootes accommodation block for Emily.

No tuition fees, campaigning, and diversity are what Darryl remembers of Warwick

Oliver recalls the friendly, relaxed atmosphere of the Department of Philosophy and the University

The World Cup and Philosophy collided during Jamie's time at Warwick leading to 5-a side games for the PhD students

Warwick gave Ruoyu a place to call home.

Working in the Law School when it was just starting out gave June the confidence to come back to study here.

Vasileios' degree taught him to approach challenges from multiple perspectives and it laid the foundation of his work now at IBM.

Daniel was part of RAW, Warwick Students Arts Festival, and enjoying nights at the Student Unions' "Crash".

"I graduated feeling like I had the best teacher training available at the time."

With societies at Warwick, Peter jumped parachuted out of a plane and hitchhiked to Paris.

"I lived in Rootes in the first year and have always felt very rooted to Warwick."