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Week 9 Update from Warwick SU.

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We were delighted to finally confirm last week that the Library will be open 24 hours a day, all year round from the start of the next academic year. This is an incredible victory for the SU and Warwick’s student community after several years of campaigning on this issue – many thanks to everyone who helped make it happen. Congratulations are also due to your Sabbatical Officers on being nominated in the ‘Officer Team of the Year’ category at the upcoming NUS Awards – best of luck to them at the ceremony on 6th July!

Elsewhere, the biggest news this week is of course the EU Referendum – if you are eligible and registered before the deadline, please make sure that you take the time to cast your vote this Thursday as it’s incredibly important that students’ voices get heard wherever possible. In the meantime, we look forward to seeing you at the Grad Ball and Societies Awards this week if you’re coming along – don’t forget to pick up your tickets from SUHQ Reception prior to boarding the coaches!

Read the SU’s full statement on the announcement of this long sought-after service on campus.

Visit our Referendum mini-site for all the information relevant to students on this important issue.

We’d like to know what your experience of using the Campus Health Centre has been like this year – please click through to send us your thoughts.

Ahead of a revamp of our entertainments programme this summer, we want to hear what you think about the range of events on campus – there’s a prize draw which everyone who sends us their feedback will be entered into!

Physical tickets for the Grad Ball, Socs Awards and Sports all are now available to collect via SUHQ Reception – please email all the details to receptionteam@warwicksu.com if you’d like someone to pick them up on your behalf!

SU Women’s Officer CHLOE WYNNE has blogged with an update on the ASM motion regarding menstrual care products passed in Term 2 – click through to read it in full.

If you’re planning to vacate off-campus accommodation in Leamington or Coventry over the coming weeks, make sure you’re a good neighbour! Visit our ‘Leave Leam Tidy’ and ‘Keep Cov Clean’ pages for more info.

Look out for our tasty ‘Freakshakes’ in Curiositea this week: there are Nutella Double Choc Doughnut and Salted Caramel Popcorn Crunch options up for grabs!

Make the most of your time as a student! Plan ahead for a summer of savings by getting an NUS Extra Card – there are hundreds of discounts available on travel, socialising, shopping and more.

Visit the Big Screen website for the full rundown of matches being screened during the European Championships.

'Taste of Life Coventry 2016' is a micro food festival that aims to tackle important food justice issues by promoting a healthier, more ethical lifestyle through a range of fun and free activities.

Coventry’s bid to become the 2016 City of Culture launches at this year’s Godiva Festival, and they’re looking for student volunteers to get involved on the day!

A new phishing campaign which has hit students of UK universities claims that the student has been awarded an educational grant by the Department for Education – please click through to make sure you’re aware of all the details.

Need something printed for your club, society or personal use? The SU runs a print shop offering the cheapest prices on campus – check out our website for all the details or email print@warwicksu.com for a quote!

This week’s special is Turkey & Avocado – sliced roast turkey and guacamole served with crisp lettuce and tomato for £3.20.

This Week

THE GRADUATION BALL 2016 ***SOLD OUT*** - Tuesday - 5pm - Hilton Metropole, Birmingham

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

QUACKSTAR KARAOKE - Wednesday - 10pm - Dirty Duck

CLEVERDUCKS PUB QUIZ - Thursday - 9pm - Dirty Duck

Societies Awards ***SOLD OUT*** - Saturday - 6pm - Vox Conference Centre, Resorts World, Birmingham

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