July 2009
Road to France: Lincs’ answer to the economic downturn
By Leo Worsdale on July 29, 2009
While the Lincolnshire music scene has managed to keep up when indie, punk and metal all recieved a massive boom, so far it has yet to deliver on the synth front — up until now that is.
University teaching funds to be cut by £0.5m
By Staff Reporter on July 29, 2009
University of Lincoln’s teaching budget has been reportedly cut with over £0.5 million following new plans to save money.
Freshers’ week facing cancellation over swine flu pandemic
By Harry Lincoln on July 27, 2009
Freshers’ week activities are facing cancellations at universities across the country if the swine flu pandemic peaks in September.
Globe-trotting: Southern Vietnam
By Guest Columnist on July 24, 2009
Sam Brewster has set out on a globe-trotting journey this summer, with exotic destinations throughout Asia. One of his travelling companions, Sam Halfpenny, files this third travel log from southern Vietnam.
Stacey’s festival chic tips
By Stacey Cosens on July 21, 2009
The tickets are booked and the tent is packed. All you need now is the perfect festival wardrobe: on trend, adaptable, and comfortable.
The Dead Weather — Horehound
By Harry Lincoln on July 16, 2009
Harry Lincoln reviews Horehound, the debut album from Jack White’s new band, The Dead Weather.
50,000 shortfall in university places
By Harry Lincoln on July 10, 2009
University applicants were told on Wednesday that nearly 50,000 of them would not get a place. This year 52,000 more people applied to universities in England compared to last year, but there are only 3,000 more places available.
Alesha Dixon gig postponed
By Rob Wells on July 9, 2009
Popstar Alesha Dixon’s October 31st gig at the Engine Shed has been put off until Monday November 16th. All tickets for the original date are still valid.
Waddington airshow sees record attendance
By Dean West on July 7, 2009
Thousands of people flocked to the RAF Waddington International Airshow on July 4th and 5th, as the hot weather and clear skies defied forecasts. Exclusive photo gallery for The Linc from Dean West.
Legendary Blues guitarist Gary Moore to visit Engine Shed
By Elizabeth Fish on July 3, 2009
Renowned guitarist Gary Moore, who was inspired by the likes of Elvis Presley and part of the music scene since the 60s, is to play at the Engine Shed in October.
Fire safety campaign targets drunk students
March 12, 2010
Students who cook after drinking are being targeted in a new campaign to prevent fire incidents after at least one severe incident last year.
The ladies of the BBC
March 12, 2010
The University of Lincoln has hosted two notable female journalists from the BBC in recent weeks: Angela Rippon, a journalist and presenter, and Helen Boaden, the director of BBC News.
Students shafted up the ballot box
March 11, 2010
With the General Election due in the next few months, The Linc has taken a look to see what each of the main three political parties have planned for students and higher education.
Harold Evans: The editor’s editor
March 11, 2010
Considered to be the editors’ editor and one of the finest journalists in modern times, Harold Evans talks to Shane Croucher about his big name and big character.
