News and Announcements

Hello Hubbies,

It's halfway through term 3 and essays and exams are wearing everyone down...but don't let that stop you getting involved/taking a break! There are still a fair few things to get involved in - YOUR chance to run conferences, attend speaker/film events and a few opportunities for things to do this summer/post graduation.
 

Warwick Hub acts as a focal point on campus to engage students in ethical and charitable activity. We work with societies and groups from RAG to Amnesty, Engineers Without Borders to People and Planet, aiming to further engage students with societal, environmental and developmental causes. We host 3 conferences a year, a number of different talks and discussions and provide support to all ethical and charitable activity that students participate in.

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbies,

Term 3 might be here, and things may have died down on campus, but there is still plenty of good stuff going on - both at Warwick, and opportunities to get involved elsewhere! 

Warwick Hub acts as a focal point on campus to engage students in ethical and charitable activity. We work with societies and groups from RAG to Amnesty, Engineers Without Borders to People and Planet, aiming to further engage students with societal, environmental and developmental causes. We host 3 conferences a year, a number of different talks and discussions and provide support to all ethical and charitable activity that students participate in.

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbies,

It's the final week of term! To finish with a bang, we have a few fantastic events for you and a whole host of different opportunities. Check out The Series, this week hosted by Warwick Marrow, Amnesty's Understanding Homelessness Forum and internship opportunities with Student Hubs and Giving What We Can!

Warwick Hub acts as a focal point on campus to engage students in ethical and charitable activity. We work with societies and groups from RAG to Amnesty, Engineers Without Borders to People and Planet, aiming to further engage students with societal, environmental and developmental causes. We host 3 conferences a year, a number of different talks and discussions and provide support to all ethical and charitable activity that students participate in.

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbies,

The Week this week is jam packed full of events and opportunities - there's no excuse to not get involved! Check out The Series, this week hosted Animal Ethics and Warwick's very own production of The Vagina Monologues. Also, check out the wealth of different national opportunities available this week - particularly the Hubworks Bootcamp and Impact International Training Forum.

Warwick Hub acts as a focal point on campus to engage students in ethical and charitable activity. We work with societies and groups from RAG to Amnesty, Engineers Without Borders to People and Planet, aiming to further engage students with societal, environmental and developmental causes. We host 3 conferences a year, a number of different talks and discussions and provide support to all ethical and charitable activity that students participate in.

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

p.s. it's your last chance to apply to the Student Hubs Grad Scheme. Application close today at 7pm - get yours in!

Hello Hubbies,

The Week this week is jam packed full of events and opportunities - there's no excuse to not get involved! Check out The Series, this week hosted with Big Matchers Giving What We Can: Warwick and our Right to Peaceful Protest workshop. Also, check out the wealth of different national opportunities available this week - particularly the exciting looking Student Hubs Social Leadership Award. 

Warwick Hub acts as a focal point on campus to engage students in ethical and charitable activity. We work with societies and groups from RAG to Amnesty, Engineers Without Borders to People and Planet, aiming to further engage students with societal, environmental and developmental causes. We host 3 conferences a year, a number of different talks and discussions and provide support to all ethical and charitable activity that students participate in.

Have a fun week,

Ben Frew and the Warwick Hub team x

Hello Hubbies,

We've got some fantastic events for you this week. It's that time of the year again when Go Green Week takes over campus! There's everything from reading groups, talks, a food co-op and workshops to try and raise awareness and increases engagement with environmental issues. On top of this, Warwick Psychology Society are hosting a Mental Health Awareness Week and there are a couple of internship/volunteering opportunities. We've also extended the deadline for Warwick Hub committee applications so make sure you get those forms in!

Warwick Hub acts as a focal point on campus to engage students in ethical and charitable activity. We work with societies and groups from RAG to Amnesty, Engineers Without Borders to People and Planet, aiming to further engage students with societal, environmental and developmental causes. We host 3 conferences a year, a number of different talks and discussions and provide support to all ethical and charitable activity that students participate in.

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbies,

We are recruiting! As you will have seen, we are looking for a brand new committee for Warwick Hub for the next year. See below for more info on positions available and how to apply. If you're graduating this year, check out the Student Hubs Graduate Scheme - applications are now open!

Warwick Hub acts as a focal point on campus to engage students in ethical and charitable activity. We work with societies and groups from RAG to Amnesty, Engineers Without Borders to People and Planet, aiming to further engage students with societal, environmental and developmental causes. We host 3 conferences a year, a number of different talks and discussions and provide support to all ethical and charitable activity that students participate in.

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbies,

Our conference season ended with a bang as Warwick International Aid Forum was a huge success last weekend. It was great to see so many of you there taking part in the fascinating discussion that took place. This we week we are continuing the tradition of bringing you a packed out schedule full of great talks, debates, fundraising events and opportunities. Most notably, we are recruiting for our Warwick Hub committee for the next academic year!

Warwick Hub acts as a focal point on campus to engage students in ethical and charitable activity. We work with societies and groups from RAG to Amnesty, Engineers Without Borders to People and Planet, aiming to further engage students with societal, environmental and developmental causes. We host 3 conferences a year, a number of different talks and discussions and provide support to all ethical and charitable activity that students participate in.

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbies,

Last weekend saw the fantastic Warwick Emerge Forum where the Social Sciences building was packed out with budding social entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals. Next weekend we are hosting our final conference of the year - Warwick International Aid Forum - and if it's anywhere near as good as the previous two, you're in for a treat.

This week sees One World Week hit campus which offers a number of interesting talks, discussions and fundraising challenges. On top of this, we have the latest installment of The Series, the All Student Meeting and a load of other exciting events hosted by different societies. 

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbies,

First of all, a big thanks to all of you who made our first week of The Series such a success - we absolutely packed the room out. In addition, it was great to see so many of you at the Campaigns Convention and especially at the Warwick Hub workshop where George Gabriel from Citizens UK stole the show!

This week has a crazy amount of exciting and ethical things going on. There's Week 3's installment of The Series (co-hosted as part of Action Against the Death Penalty week), our fantastic Social Enterprise conference, reading groups, talks, film screenings and a whole host of opportunities for you to take advantage of. GET INVOLVED.

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbies,

Now you've all had the chance to settle back into term it's time to come good on those New Year's resolutions and take advantage of some of the great events and opportunities we have for you this week. 

Following on from the success of our launch of The Series last week in the Terrace Bar, on Monday EWB are hosting Week 2 of The Series featuring a talk by Andrew Lamb (CEO of EWB). This Wednesday sees the hotly anticipated, revamped Warwick SU Campaigns Convention return to your calendars. Warwick Hub will be running one of four workshops during the Convention so make sure you come along!

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbers,

Welcome back to campus. It's time to put the chocolate orange down and return Wikipedia back to your bookmarks - term has began. Not only does this mean that your favourite lecturers are back in your life, but so is The Week, here to give you a run down of all things charitable and ethical happening at Warwick over the coming week.

If you haven't had the chance to get involved in some social action yet, no fear! There is still plenty of time to get involved in a wide variety of projects and campaigns - everything from climate change to international development, and our upcoming conferences on social enterprise and international aid.

Most groups and societies on campus have their first events of Term 2 planned for next week but there's still some great stuff going on this week for you to get involved with. There is the launch of The Series, the launch of Warwick's food co-op and the opportunity to apply for our Ethical Internship scheme. 

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbers,

The end of term is almost upon us! It's been a difficult slog work-wise but we hope you've enjoyed yourselves as much as we have. 

In between scrambling around to meet deadlines and packing your bags for the holidays, there are a few great events going on this week. Amnesty are organising a big campaign encouraging and facilitating students to donate foodstuffs to the local night shelther, there are a few talks hosted by GWWC, Women's Project and the Howard League for Penal Reform, and a fantastic opportunity to join our team!

Make sure you eat lots of turkey, tell terrible jokes and have fun over the Christmas break. Prepare yourselves for another term packed full of ethical and charitable activity!

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbers,

First of all, thanks to everyone who came to the Warwick Climate Forum over the weekend. It was great to see so many enthusiastic faces there and the event was a huge success. There was also a really strong Warwick presence at the NUS DEMO and the Warwick Volunteers Careers Fair was a sell-out - a good week!

Week 9 is taken over by Warwick World AIDS Awareness Week. UNICEF on campus are hosting a different event for each day of the week to spread awareness of the problems and issues caused by HIV/AIDS. There's everything from cupcake decorating to panel discussions so there are no excuses not to get stuck in! And as usual, there are loads of other exciting events and opportunities on campus all week. Some include talks by Professor Steven Shapiro and David Pearce, a workshop by award-winning social entrepreneur Tony Meloto and auditions for a production of the Vagina Monologues.

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbers,

We knew it would happen at some point; the ethical and charitable scene on campus has truly outdone itself. Week 8 caters for every charitable cause, academic interest and campaigning desire your hearts could possible have.

Yes, it's here folks. The talk of Floor 2 - Warwick Climate Forum - comes to a Social Science classroom near you on Saturday! But before that, we have the awesome social entrepreneur Tony Meloto giving a workshop and talk, a mini-conference held by Amnesty and the NUS DEMO on Wednesday. And if eradicating poverty or gesticulating angrily with a placard aren't up your street, there's a whole host of other great stuff going on. Just read below...

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub

Hello Hubbers,

This week campus is absolutely overrun with ethical and charitable events and activities for you to get your teeth into!

Week 7 means RAG week: 5 days packed full of serenades, pints, lap dances and Gnoming, all in the name of charity. And alongside all this, we have some great talks, film screenings and a week-long lecture series outdoors by the Arts Centre. 

Have a fun week and get involved!

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbers,

Week 6 is upon us and for those of you lucky enough to have a reading week, there's even more time to take advantage of everything ethical and charitable on campus. 

This week we have opportunities to write for the Student Hubs blog, the chance to get your Warwick Climate Forum tickets and Warwick's participation in the Global Day of Action. Not to mention two fantastic conferences at the weekend: Impact and Shared Planet (still tickets left for both!).

Have a fun week,

Warwick Hub x

Hello Hubbers,

This week we have the tickets for the Warwick Climate Forum and the Warwick International Development Summit (WIDS) going on sale, two big fundraisers for KOP and Amnesty and a whole other bunch of exciting opportunities and activities happening on campus. Make sure you get your tickets early and get involved with as much as you can!

Have an ethical and exciting week!

Warwick Hub x