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Week 10 Update from Warwick SU.

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We’re currently collecting student feedback on what sort of facilities and services you’d like to see at a prospective 24-HOUR LIBRARY so that we can add these to our report and strengthen our case. We’re particularly keen to hear from Postgraduates, as much of the feedback we’ve received thus far has been from Undergraduate students and we’d like the report to be as comprehensive as possible. See below for more information if you’re interested in contributing!

Undergraduate term draws to a close this week, but for those of you who are around during the Easter Vacation, we’ll be open as usual – stay tuned to the SU website for all the outlet and SUHQ opening hours coming soon.

What would you want or expect from a 24-Hour Library on campus? Please take a few moments to send us your thoughts so that we can continue to make the case to the University!

Are you a PGR who teaches? Join us Tuesdays at 11am in the Teaching Grid (Main Library, Floor 2) for a weekly coffee morning for postgrads. Grab a coffee, chat to other postgrads and share your experiences of teaching.

From 19th March to 24th April, come to the PG Hub in Senate House for a range of activities to help you take a break from study, have some fun and get creative.

If you’re vacating your property for any reason in the coming week, don’t let your unused food go to waste – student action group Rawkus will be collecting unwanted items to redistribute to local charities.

We’re opening up our archive this Wednesday for students to find out more about the SU’s history at Warwick and within the student movement at large.

Warwick’s Centre for Human Right in Practice presents a week of thought-provoking events and panels on the theme of protest – check out the full schedule and register online.

Thanks to lobbying from Sabbatical Officers, unpaid library and other non fee-related fines will no longer prevent students from graduating – see SU President ISAAC LEIGH’s blog for more info

SU Democracy & Development Officer OLLY RICE has written a new blog post reflecting on the outcomes and challenges of the recent Officer Elections period.

We’re currently looking to recruit 4 new student trustees for the forthcoming academic year – see our website for more information if you’re interested in applying.

The University are currently compiling information to help prospective students prepare for uni life – please take a few moments to complete their short survey on living costs online!

Find out which members of University and SU have been honoured by the student body as the results of this year’s Staff Awards are announced.

Seasonal hot drinks and sweet treats are on the menu again this week in Curiositea to celebrate the coming of Easter.

Get the most out of your time as a student by accessing thousands of discounts worldwide this Easter with NUS Extra – now with the International Student Identity Card (ISIC) included as standard!

Music Theatre Warwick’s production of Good Business continues this week, set in 1930s Chicago and focusing on two rival mobster gangs in the peak of the Great Depression.

This week’s special is Greek Holiday – Greek feta, black olives, cucumber and tomato for £3.45.

This Week

POP! *** SOLD OUT *** - Wednesday - 10pm - Copper Rooms

QUACKSTAR KARAOKE - Wednesday - 10pm - Dirty Duck

COFFEE HOUSE SESSIONS - Thursday - 4:30pm - Curiositea

FOAM PARTY - Friday - 10pm - Copper Rooms

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