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If you can’t make it to Liverpool, why not join us on campus on Saturday 13 May for our live screening of the Eurovision Song ContestLink opens in a new window on the big screen in the Piazza? Join the fan-zone from 6pm to collect your free scorecard. Eurovision themed food and drinks will be available to purchase, or bring your own along if you prefer. The programme starts from 8pm and fancy dress is strongly encouraged. Don’t forget it’s BYOB (bring your own blanket!).

There are several A46 road closures taking place across the next few months – for more information and updates, please bookmark the Estates webpagesLink opens in a new window. Staff are encouraged to plan their journey in advance, particularly during exam season, where additional travel time may be required.

We’re refreshing inbox insite – and we want your ideas and feedback to help us make it better than ever! If you’re interested in joining an in-person focus group (10.30am - 11.45am, Wednesday 24 May) to discuss our staff newsletter, please complete this formLink opens in a new window to register your interest.

WMG’s Professor Alex Mouzakitis will host an inaugural lectureLink opens in a new window to celebrate his recent appointment as an Industrial Professor of Automotive Systems on Thursday 25 May.

Join Professor Graciela Chichilnisky – Professor of Economics and Mathematical Statistics at Columbia University – for a lecture on the role of carbon capture in mitigating climate changeLink opens in a new window, on Thursday 25 May.

A at Coventry Cathedral ruins – backed by the University – is highlighting the problem posed by space junk surrounding the Earth. Open until Sunday 21 May.

Sociology Professor Khursheed Wadia will deliver her inaugural lecture, Becoming Muslim Women, Becoming PoliticalLink opens in a new window, on Monday 22 May.

This is the fourth year we are taking part in initiative. Not mowing green spaces during the month of May gives wildflowers a chance to bloom, which in turn provides a feast for pollinators, tackles pollution and locks away atmospheric carbon below ground. Find out moreLink opens in a new window.

Our annual window for personal development reviews (PDRs) is now open. This is your chance to reflect on the past year in your role and to plan your goals and development for the next 12 months. Set a date and time with your manager to meet for your PDR conversation before the window closes on 7 July. Learn more about the PDR process, the forms, supporting resources, and what you can do to get readyLink opens in a new window.